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Crumbling

by jake-meizell

I feel the synapses and glue holding my brain together loosening, I'm not sure where I am or what I am I don't think these pills will do much but it's worth a shot my arms are bare because I'm a coward, not because I fear the cold or the sharpness of a blade I fear the cold in your eyes, looks that I wish could kill I fear the sharpness of your voice I fear you more than anything in the world But I need you, even as my home crumbles I'm desperate to show you what I did with the kitchen Please god approve approve!
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May 10, 2015
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