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animal crackers

Ten milligrams of adderall, bought from the girl across the hall. Speaking in a British accent because I'm lovely at lying, and even better at believing it myself. I'm from London, Liverpool, I'm from the deepness of the cut on your leg from those flowers that looked harmless but they scratched at his truck, destroyed my luck while I was high and you were too. The tent is my place to be with you with my thoughts being misconstrued. I spoke with your name coming out of my mouth staring at the ceiling and I didn't stop giving up. Stepping off a curb at the wrong velocity can hurt your ears the way we hurt me.
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Nov 19, 2012
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