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don't be selfish, you're not the only lonely person here.

You project images of innocent animals and make them smell better than they should. Like an acoustic song in minor key I looked at you too carefully. And I wish an orange flood would wash your beautiful blues away like a stolen lock with no key you're more lost than a child in limbo... light shone on you that day but still I won't claim to see what isn't even there Hovering like pot smoke in the air where blindness runs to die.
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taylor-browne
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May 14, 2011
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