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Soft Grunge

by isabella-obrien

Whispered body types replayed melted melodies Do you feel the jive above your head? Stick, stick our toes Where was that porcelain face in that cup, so bitter? Trick them with polished giggles, I know you. Little, Insignificant, give me your bones to crush and huff. Forgive me. Not. Candid rush of paint retake, retake, retake. That girl should have been a reindeer, she's road kill. We are soft grunge. Play it by fear.
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