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She held her fists between her lips and chewed them as if they were caramels or beef jerky (she loved meat). Stopping only to taste her own fear, she became an enemy of herself and dreaded the taste of her hands. She kept her eyes averted or crossed because she was crazy, and chuckled silently behind her eyebrows. Maybe she was keeping up an image to show that she was afraid of change, or maybe she wasn't. She kept her mind under her tongue and pressed down on her thoughts until they were altered. She let her ideas mix with her spit and swallowed them until she was full, or until her mind was empty.
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Jun 8, 2010
Jun 8, 2010 at 1:53 PM UTC
Careless for a Ridiculous Amount of Time
She held her fists between her lips and chewed them as if they were caramels or beef jerky (she loved meat). Stopping only to taste her own fear, she became an enemy of herself and dreaded the taste of her hands. She kept her eyes averted or crossed because she was crazy, and chuckled silently behind her eyebrows. Maybe she was keeping up an image to show that she was afraid of change, or maybe she wasn't. She kept her mind under her tongue and pressed down on her thoughts until they were altered. She let her ideas mix with her spit and swallowed them until she was full, or until her mind was empty.
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Jun 8, 2010
Jun 8, 2010 at 1:53 PM UTC
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