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There are no calories in coffee, there is nothing in my belly except millipede fingers and toes trying to impregnate me. Little calorie ghosts and wandering pieces of meat, what is left of what I eat eat eat insects making me bleed bleed bleed, one warms my hips the other drags cool metal against my skin, catches on the veins like loose strings. I am metallic I taste it from inside my ***** down onto my feet. Breaking bones, massaging wombs coffee and centipede shards carve out my ribcage when I do not like how I feel.
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 3:29 PM UTC
i'll let this one stay untitled
There are no calories in coffee, there is nothing in my belly except millipede fingers and toes trying to impregnate me. Little calorie ghosts and wandering pieces of meat, what is left of what I eat eat eat insects making me bleed bleed bleed, one warms my hips the other drags cool metal against my skin, catches on the veins like loose strings. I am metallic I taste it from inside my ***** down onto my feet. Breaking bones, massaging wombs coffee and centipede shards carve out my ribcage when I do not like how I feel.
sarina
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 3:29 PM UTC
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