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the first spoonful was the most bitter in taste but least bitter in memory. the second, however, tasted like mother's rejection, and the third like father's absence. I paused debating another. gulp another spoonful, and another for even questioning myself. I saw your face in the sixth. with a knot in my chest, I saw you turn and leave, trampling my forlorn heart. but the seventh spoonful made me numb, to all the pain of thoughts prior. and with the eighth I felt like I was free. with the ninth spoonful, I closed my eyes and was.
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
cough syrup
the first spoonful was the most bitter in taste but least bitter in memory. the second, however, tasted like mother's rejection, and the third like father's absence. I paused debating another. gulp another spoonful, and another for even questioning myself. I saw your face in the sixth. with a knot in my chest, I saw you turn and leave, trampling my forlorn heart. but the seventh spoonful made me numb, to all the pain of thoughts prior. and with the eighth I felt like I was free. with the ninth spoonful, I closed my eyes and was.
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
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