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The Unmotivated

by kara-rose-trojan

The back up with A crooked neck bent Towards Hell While his lips tightened sternly as a Victorian urn. His face barely recognizeable ever since the penny-doppler showered A wandering click that skipped no birds on his fence. In a glass paned massacre, forever fossilized between childhood bullies and prom-night feel-ups, there was a consciousness that feigned once a week, cockled in creationism and the Eucharist. His passions -- clam shells flanked by the ripping tide. His intellect -- a solitary warble amid organ blue notes.
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Sep 23, 2011
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