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a good german

I seen the mark of the beast in the reflection of the sunlight in her hair as she sat between my legs facing away from me on a blanket I laid upon the ground and the sudden breeze freaked me out she changed things without making a sound from outside of my body I watched her morph into my greatest burden and I was sitting there doing nothing just like a good little german as if I am secretly jewish and she has already started the burning but she knows who I am and she forced me to show her over and over again she was like a little feline friend running her hand of knives across my skin fighting through my thorny ribs she plucked out a black little berry and I watched as the juice stained her lips leaving me as vacant as I have ever been and the mind of myself I found myself in I know now what I did not know back then that I would stay the same but never be the same again the sound of a light switch could trigger a three day alcohol bender that would end with the contour of my face pressed into my car fender those were strange days I wish I could return to sender or at the least not remember to her no harsh thought is thrown instead I build shrines for her in my head she became places that I go curse my photographic memory for this is a very scenic road
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brian-carson
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Oct 10, 2018
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