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Staten Run

I'm leaving soon, I feel as if everyone in the room knows that As of late, this social life has been left abstract I have seven bucks to buy a screwdriver in my backpack No note, a grisly souvenir, place me somewhere to nap It'll be years before they know their god isn't the only atheist Some energy for living past seventeen, I may need it Dolo, going no place, heaviest burden, built on glass Nobody wants this bitter boy unless its on a server I can't recall any memories of me telling my inner fervor If there's an abbot, I'm carrying his baggage no further Since you can't be afraid of what you already endure Ending with a newer sun, sleeping with my phone before I enter
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Written by
okwhatever
21 / M
Published
Sep 17, 2017
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#death#sleep#endure#social#leave#alone
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