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The Family

by Pogykt

My father says all rivers lead to the sea, But I am afraid of boats and piranha teeth. The whitewater ends far out in the forest where fairies grow rings over the graves killers dug And I feel like I'm looking up at police officers, thinking that they have finally found me. But they are burying me beneath the excuses I have made, I can feel the levees of blood break to carry me away from them forever. The last lesson I teach myself is how to regret.
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Aug 31, 2015
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