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i put my fingers in my mouth salty honey soap tasting i can feel the pulse in my upper lip desperately beating i can feel my pulse uneven when i jab my fingers into my neck, like a dancer slightly falling offbeat, distracted with the smoke or maybe that's just my imagination, my father had arrhythmia, so did my grandfather. both of them abused substances and drank irish *** and black coffee with sugar, both of them wrote about things like "passion" and "sunset", both of them had troubles with commitment, uneven smiles and bad teeth. both of them ate too much sugar, and laughed really loudly, both of them liked arguing and letting stories fall from the caves of their mouth, leading armies with their teeth their tongue a home for dragons. it only takes a skip of a beat, the dancer to fall completely for me to become another carbon copy.
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 4:00 PM UTC
heart problems
i put my fingers in my mouth salty honey soap tasting i can feel the pulse in my upper lip desperately beating i can feel my pulse uneven when i jab my fingers into my neck, like a dancer slightly falling offbeat, distracted with the smoke or maybe that's just my imagination, my father had arrhythmia, so did my grandfather. both of them abused substances and drank irish *** and black coffee with sugar, both of them wrote about things like "passion" and "sunset", both of them had troubles with commitment, uneven smiles and bad teeth. both of them ate too much sugar, and laughed really loudly, both of them liked arguing and letting stories fall from the caves of their mouth, leading armies with their teeth their tongue a home for dragons. it only takes a skip of a beat, the dancer to fall completely for me to become another carbon copy.
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 4:00 PM UTC
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