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Icicles and Automobiles.

You once told me that I reminded you Of Icicles. They were cold like my hands And short like my tolerance For you. I never enjoyed the taste of them, But I liked the idea of them. Remind me that icicles have no taste. I'll recommend you try one That is holding onto An Automobile. You'll tell me that you already have.
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Written by
jill
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Jan 22, 2012
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You polluted me

And then you drove away.

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