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all the wrong choices brought me here

it has been twenty years since i once met him in person once we met in las vegas and stayed at a cheap motel in different rooms and that is what i have been remembering the most lately is the cheap motel as if there were marbles on the carpeting of the motel floor and i slipped on one the marble game, just something to do winner wins and keeps on winning once i am tripped even before i have fallen to the floor for it is certain i will fall to the floor tiny marbles to lose tiny marbles rolling by he aimed his tiny marbles at me he shot his tiny marbles at me i laid on the floor for many years after an easy place to be got up, fell down, up once more finally fell down and just stayed down on the floor not seeing how life could ever get decent again a whole lifetime ahead of me with no sex appeal and nothing to fall back on just a tiny marble for my back to fall on
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july-hearne
seattle
For You?
Written by
july-hearne
seattle
Published
Jul 9, 2018
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new skin too rough for any other skin

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