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The sky was red the night Of my grandfather's funeral. My friends came by To get me to feel spacey. They stayed passed twelve. But I feared it was too late. I crammed myself in the Backseat Again. My entire body aches with pain. I need to start writing These ******* thoughts On paper. So they become my own. I really just want *********** I'm sick of these feelings. So I'm just going to continue To flirt with death And look you in the eye. You're so beautiful, So unattainable. Yet I've touched you Time and time again. I saw you last night. You looked frightening. I saw my skin stand tall. I knew then I have been In love from the beginning. Maybe soul geometry And connective intuition Followed by countless Zodiac comparison is inevitable. And I will end up alone With one million Felines while other Mothers marry off their Daughters.. It's been you. And I shriek. For I am losing myself. And I for once feel comfortable.
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
Pillows for the pillow man
The sky was red the night Of my grandfather's funeral. My friends came by To get me to feel spacey. They stayed passed twelve. But I feared it was too late. I crammed myself in the Backseat Again. My entire body aches with pain. I need to start writing These ******* thoughts On paper. So they become my own. I really just want *********** I'm sick of these feelings. So I'm just going to continue To flirt with death And look you in the eye. You're so beautiful, So unattainable. Yet I've touched you Time and time again. I saw you last night. You looked frightening. I saw my skin stand tall. I knew then I have been In love from the beginning. Maybe soul geometry And connective intuition Followed by countless Zodiac comparison is inevitable. And I will end up alone With one million Felines while other Mothers marry off their Daughters.. It's been you. And I shriek. For I am losing myself. And I for once feel comfortable.
abellakai
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
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