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you used to make me feel like i was in flight; above the clouds, with the breeze in my hair, and no one around so i could actually be myself for once nowadays, when i see you, it make me feel like i’ve fallen down a flight of stairs; all tangled up inside and broken in all the wrong places sometimes, i wish i could forget you but then i remember i’ve avoided a lot of train wrecks because of our atom bomb we were the first of mine, you know, the first to make me commit as big a mistake as the ******* manhattan project you ******* me up more than you can imagine i lay waste for months, with no sign of human life, or, life of my own, at least i threw myself into the care of plants and cats and writing love songs with terrible lyrics telling tales of people who weren’t us; of people who never fought. of people would never leave the stove on because something more exciting was going on in life outside i used to feel like i was always close to you, to the world, to a bigger idea, but now, when i think of you, i feel like the bigger things are ominously closing in on me closer, closer, too close, crushingly, and you were always so physical
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 1:57 AM UTC
homonym warfare
you used to make me feel like i was in flight; above the clouds, with the breeze in my hair, and no one around so i could actually be myself for once nowadays, when i see you, it make me feel like i’ve fallen down a flight of stairs; all tangled up inside and broken in all the wrong places sometimes, i wish i could forget you but then i remember i’ve avoided a lot of train wrecks because of our atom bomb we were the first of mine, you know, the first to make me commit as big a mistake as the ******* manhattan project you ******* me up more than you can imagine i lay waste for months, with no sign of human life, or, life of my own, at least i threw myself into the care of plants and cats and writing love songs with terrible lyrics telling tales of people who weren’t us; of people who never fought. of people would never leave the stove on because something more exciting was going on in life outside i used to feel like i was always close to you, to the world, to a bigger idea, but now, when i think of you, i feel like the bigger things are ominously closing in on me closer, closer, too close, crushingly, and you were always so physical
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 1:57 AM UTC
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