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honey television

i scalped a false ursine prophet, all golden and colorless, to pour honey into your wounds, dripping with cold sweat and natural monosaccharides of glucose. entertain sweet thoughts in your head (my own were a sickly yellow). if it doesn't dry, honey won't be too sticky and your skull's hinges will be quiet. rust might have been better.
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Jun 16, 2011
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