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That trailer...

with the leftover rig of someone’s unhappy decisions and the smell of animals left too long without attention I curled up for a few days in the cold on hide-a-bed mattress like the fucking junkie I never was only thought about being. “What was I thinking?” Fifteen and wishing I was heroin chic a “beautiful disaster” a fucking model painted dead for TV.. ~that~ was my aspiration. Fast-forward to the bottle of whiskey and the smell of old dog piss and a lingering need to hear that man’s voice. I was so angry. “She pisses me off so much.” There’s little cessation from the stream of bullshit they spew. “How could I love and hate someone so much?” “That’s what abuse does....” Products... results... that’s what we are... from a mass social experiment gone right. “They want you fat, lazy, and addicted to something.” “Well, they have me.” I hear some people have a handle on things... got “shit” together. I hear that man’s got a job and is pretending to be someone for someone’s family. If I had enough room, I’d weep for them. My tears are all tied up though in fear of the future and a lack of control. What the fuck do we do? Where the fuck do we go? That trailer I thought I could save it. Cleaned the walks and the carpets. Drank myself to sleep, freezing, thinking I was so righteous, so destined for ... something. anything except that trailer.
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aubrey
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May 13, 2015
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