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i'm restless four hours till breakfast and i smell the last of the tonic wasted on her breath instead of her bloodstream i watch my mind fly away still stuck on this pipe dream while a slow sad song plays in the background of my memories i'm weighed in with only make up caked in the cracks and crevices in spite of this and my spitefulness i'm still a ***** and i'm restless out of billions i'm just a dust speck so i'll fall out of my clothes to watch you disrobe and break a sweat the window to your soul is not your eyes it's under your shirt sleeve it's the lust disguised in your bloodstream and i'm screaming there's no honor among thieves you must be dreaming i sit in this space and wait while the butterflies congregate into my heart instead of my stomach where they belong the weightlessness long gone i'm just another twenty-something fatality fighting a war armed with only my shaken sanity and i'm restless
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 2:00 AM UTC
Just Another Twenty-Something Fatality
i'm restless four hours till breakfast and i smell the last of the tonic wasted on her breath instead of her bloodstream i watch my mind fly away still stuck on this pipe dream while a slow sad song plays in the background of my memories i'm weighed in with only make up caked in the cracks and crevices in spite of this and my spitefulness i'm still a ***** and i'm restless out of billions i'm just a dust speck so i'll fall out of my clothes to watch you disrobe and break a sweat the window to your soul is not your eyes it's under your shirt sleeve it's the lust disguised in your bloodstream and i'm screaming there's no honor among thieves you must be dreaming i sit in this space and wait while the butterflies congregate into my heart instead of my stomach where they belong the weightlessness long gone i'm just another twenty-something fatality fighting a war armed with only my shaken sanity and i'm restless
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Oct 6, 2013
Oct 6, 2013 at 2:00 AM UTC
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