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the year of deflated lungs and vases full of withered flowers the year god turned into a complex, liked coming down more than going to church the year my body turned into a black market; makeup remover stung more than purple skin the year I layed in the snow until my body was just as numb as my soul the year I built my home out of straw and my heart of cement The year I sang to the trees because I liked to listen to them breathe The year I realized my body fit into the reflection for a reason and no person is comfortable unless you paint them yourself.
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Jul 9, 2016
Jul 9, 2016 at 11:47 PM UTC
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the year of deflated lungs and vases full of withered flowers the year god turned into a complex, liked coming down more than going to church the year my body turned into a black market; makeup remover stung more than purple skin the year I layed in the snow until my body was just as numb as my soul the year I built my home out of straw and my heart of cement The year I sang to the trees because I liked to listen to them breathe The year I realized my body fit into the reflection for a reason and no person is comfortable unless you paint them yourself.
I'll probably edit this but here it is for now
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Jul 9, 2016
Jul 9, 2016 at 11:47 PM UTC
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