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Coin Flips

i am split between barely-different desires, or rather, equally-addictive inclinations: you see, half of me wants nothing but to strip away the sticky sweet self-hatred, just say fuck it and be happy/ relive the day-after-day same sensations, but this time enjoy them freely, without the hesitation usually harbored within, fed again and again; the other half of me wants to live sort of slovenly: one day, purchasing scarves and layered plaid garments, hiding behind charcoal eye liner and perhaps a full sleeve of amateur ink (tree leaves changing into full-piece stories); half of me hates me, and the other wants so badly to grasp hold before I tumble full force into the cracks out of reach from the future created for me, by me, waiting patiently.
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Jul 17, 2015
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