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What is the burn? I know it's there like a child playing hot lava on a floor with no white spaces it fulfills all of my good graces leaving me with a bullish bitterness i thrive on this its a feeling that no one could ever miss yet i long for as i cling to the molten floor it dismisses me as if i pretend to exist its carefully curated within my lackluster structure I am merely a byproduct of the painfully chilling burn maybe i've grown cold, and its the burn of dry ice on my bare skin maybe, it's within I can take no action until i decide whether or not its fire or glacier fore one wrong more will either cause me to melt or incinerate but like i said, i've grown accustom and attached to the burning sensation sometimes I have a drink with it and we cope through the inebriation but at the end of the day, I sleep soundly on my smoldered sheets thats the issue I don't mind it anymore i need to stay awake I need to live
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 11:02 PM UTC
The Burn
What is the burn? I know it's there like a child playing hot lava on a floor with no white spaces it fulfills all of my good graces leaving me with a bullish bitterness i thrive on this its a feeling that no one could ever miss yet i long for as i cling to the molten floor it dismisses me as if i pretend to exist its carefully curated within my lackluster structure I am merely a byproduct of the painfully chilling burn maybe i've grown cold, and its the burn of dry ice on my bare skin maybe, it's within I can take no action until i decide whether or not its fire or glacier fore one wrong more will either cause me to melt or incinerate but like i said, i've grown accustom and attached to the burning sensation sometimes I have a drink with it and we cope through the inebriation but at the end of the day, I sleep soundly on my smoldered sheets thats the issue I don't mind it anymore i need to stay awake I need to live
matt-kuhl
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 11:02 PM UTC
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