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Too Rich

My hair is messy, My make up’s off, My heart is tough, But my skin is soft. I walk through the space. The space walks through me. I am this lonely planet’s billionth progeny. I revere and ravage, She nurtures and reaps. This classic co-dependance is naturally unhealthy. How can I compete? How to be complete... I’m just one lost soul in a black hole with two twisted feet. Left handed, Forever branded: Too rich a soul for a poor economy.
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erica-lee-johnson
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Mar 1, 2012
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