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Cocaine

White dreams cascading down my spine, down my trembling thighs with thoughts of slumber close to you, I must have been swept away by this crystallizing sugar. Heavy eyes, fluttering open like an aloof spring day, I have had my fair taste of cocaine for the day, yet it tastes rather like infidelity and prayer. Bitter to admit, yes, this cocaine has overthrown my gut. I have witnessed the curves of it's chest and wrapped it's spinal cord around my neck. Platonic it may have ended, yet my cocaine, began with such a sweet taste.
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carla-michelle
American
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Written by
carla-michelle
American
Published
Jun 1, 2015
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25·95
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#love#friends#of#out#cocaine
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