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Overindulgence can be habit forming. A **** with diction expounding addiction will provide rudimentary confliction. Therein lies the problem engraved on a needle thrown in a haystack. A **** or addict can only shoot up in a barrel that smells of dead fish for so long before stagnant water leaves a residue and film that peels off quicker than a week long scab. To search for clean cotton resembles digging through a trash can for ingredients to prepare a five course meal. Flatware covered in water spots are placed on a napkin that doesn't dare dab chapped lips. Fork to the left, knife to the right, and bent spoon shoved in the back pants pocket. If life is a box of chocolates, overindulgence is the empty box buried at the bottom of a trash can. Struggle becomes a wet glassine bag in an empty wallet. And death is a pair of silver bracelets. This is all about over-extending, because if one is enough, then two is too much.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 11:03 PM UTC
Two is Too Much
Overindulgence can be habit forming. A **** with diction expounding addiction will provide rudimentary confliction. Therein lies the problem engraved on a needle thrown in a haystack. A **** or addict can only shoot up in a barrel that smells of dead fish for so long before stagnant water leaves a residue and film that peels off quicker than a week long scab. To search for clean cotton resembles digging through a trash can for ingredients to prepare a five course meal. Flatware covered in water spots are placed on a napkin that doesn't dare dab chapped lips. Fork to the left, knife to the right, and bent spoon shoved in the back pants pocket. If life is a box of chocolates, overindulgence is the empty box buried at the bottom of a trash can. Struggle becomes a wet glassine bag in an empty wallet. And death is a pair of silver bracelets. This is all about over-extending, because if one is enough, then two is too much.
charlie-chirico
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29/M/American
Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 11:03 PM UTC
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