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adulthood

paths are crossed while others are being blocked with road signs

neon lights on parkways blinding eyes

how easily people come and go these days

like sickness

patterns and get learned and forgotten

daily routines lost while olds ones are picked up like broken dishes

gestures and words are re-gifted to the next birthday boy

small fractions of memories stick like band-aids

originality was lost three years ago

love has become re-runs in syndication

eventually the VHS of romance will deteriorate to fuzz and static

running fast from the sopranos to baywatch

not knowing where taste escaped

lips on lips

chewing and spitting

double whiskeys all night and still feeling sober as the world around you falls into a drunken stupor

like silk falling off a soft shoulder

thoughts still present

paranoia growing

cigarettes are starting to be manifestations of thoughts

this one's for my broken heart

this one's because i'm drunk

this one's because it's hot out and i'm bored

when worse comes to worse

sleep is always there

until then

no harness

let's fall

who cares if there's anything to catch us

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