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And the carnage won't rise

by kara-rose-trojan

Too much of one worry is our buckled knees dragging the question to the fountain to make it drink. I’ll tell you the right and proper Why I had to stifle my cigarette break before my wrists broke before my wet-eyed babbling witnessed your last constellation -- My last star The star that bore the envelope between Doubts and Wisdom. And Mourning -- that tossed bag on the vagabond's back. I'll wait until the morning breaks. I'll stake my flattery on the flyman's hump. We'll wring that excuse "We were young" until the dishrag shrivels moreso than the letter on the fire. Stick-figured promises -- know why you're here.
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Sep 24, 2011
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