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Bobby

I am afraid of what I've made myself. I am a Demon, you're beliefs 'n your loves are enemies. I've tried so hard to leave behind the memories of what once was so precious: emotion, wrathe, rape and wicked lit like wicks and taken through Daytona dark, the strip we marched, the palms looked like black fireworks. The ocean sang, the handclaps rang and waned, and Bobby talked to me for hours. But in the end I still felt alone, fell quiet, the handclaps rang and waned.
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Feb 17, 2012
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