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Jan 2016
People aren't pieces of meat on a butchers rack.

Commodities to be swept past.

The scathing swipe of the left hand that sweeps past the cuts of meat only fit for a stew of **** *** and crap conversation.

The meaningless yet flirtatious swipe of the right hand which hopes to kindle a fire which doesn't lend to complete disappointment.

I'm not on a high horse,
It would be a lie to say I haven't tried it.

A bio with my finest non achievements.

The pictures of my face where the bags under my eyes are only a light shade of brown.
The forced smile beams without blinding completely.

You probably didn't look at my profile though.

I didn't look at yours.

We both motioned our hands to either the left or the right.

We're both pieces of meat in the same butchers shop.
Written by
Daniel Butler  Near London
(Near London)   
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