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I woke up to screams from a stolen razor.    Where is it?   It was a loud scream.           The end comes swiftly, anyway, and, if there are no razors around, it comes even faster.                           At the top of the mountain, the anger flows to the valley, and there is no scream.                                   In the valley, we wait.                 There is a pull from a cigarette.                                Small talk that is not small talk.                                         A man wheezes    A woman wonders where she'll go tomorrow                                           it comes out as a laugh                   and lightly in the background plays a song that can only be called the disease of the 80's.                                          We didn't need another.                                      But, thank you.
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JillianDJesser
30 / F / Ca
For You?
Written by
JillianDJesser
30 / F / Ca
Published
Oct 7, 2018
Lines·Words
26·110
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#dipression#disease#aids#hiv#music#rehab#rehabilitation
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