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I Should Not Think

by karen-elena-parks

After much evaluation, I do not think this place to be the trouble or to warrant change. I am the trouble, and I am indelible from it. Guilt inundates the mind as a byproduct: nausea and exhaustion are an ungodly synthesis indicative of something-- something... And if I were given a dollar at each instance, I could buy a carton of cigarettes. At first, I thought that funny. Now I think I should not think at all.
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Oct 29, 2012
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