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4.2.2006(or, drunk in high school)

burning pages. epiphanies procured through the pages of a book. let's burn the already ones read. i doubt the meaning of life is within the confines of the downed pink capsules. the hollow shell of a human form. i keep validating it. chemical communication has every place here. the warm. hands clickity clackety against the keys. because they are home. furiously scribbling is the one organic anecdote. throwing a verse down is much preferred to THROWING DOWN. which is what human nature gives on the tendency to fantasize about. let's not quabble over semantics here. (and let's not mention fantasy). i'll check for justification in the mirror image of my face in the bottom of the carrot-stick bag. no such luck, the soul ain't there either. WANT TO VERBALLY SPAR, BABY? i don't think you, nor i have the ability. (actually i do, it's more your well-being i'm concerned about) erstwhile you sit and wait for the first attack, you should think into purchasing some pantene. 2.99 at walgreene's. i've forgotten what i've started for. so let's not quabble over semantics here. the death of white roses are never wept over. it's expected. (maybe a vase in the corner is quite befitting of the lovely token of hopelessness) it's like a catch-22, it's like fighting a losing battle.it's winning something like a full paid scholarship to plumber school, or finding out your best friend is a dyke on christmas mourning. merry christmas. one should be cautious in stealing public property. the owner hadn't left it out for the recycling. you should have read the label. and you: i'm done.
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