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Budweiser cans lay on the floor like empty mortar rounds, the smell of Jack Daniels as potent as battlefield blood. Weekend wars where we fight ourselves for pleasure. Waging conquest on the banal. Losing limbs and liver for a life less ordinary. The air in my apartment is stale like cigarette butts, buried in mass graves in an ashtray over full. Weekend warriors where we battle for a new fix. Waging conquest on the week day. Losing steady vision for a life less ordinary.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 5:25 PM UTC
Thoughts on a Sunday Morning Alcohol Withdrawal
Budweiser cans lay on the floor like empty mortar rounds, the smell of Jack Daniels as potent as battlefield blood. Weekend wars where we fight ourselves for pleasure. Waging conquest on the banal. Losing limbs and liver for a life less ordinary. The air in my apartment is stale like cigarette butts, buried in mass graves in an ashtray over full. Weekend warriors where we battle for a new fix. Waging conquest on the week day. Losing steady vision for a life less ordinary.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 5:25 PM UTC
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