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i marinade my fingers, banana pepper juice, hot wing sauce, sriracha, i beg you to come close enough so that i can burn every inch of your lukewarm skin i'm not looking for revenge i just want you to know what it feels like to be set on fire and live to talk about it when the sun blazes tomorrow i drank enough whiskey for ten men last friday and followed familiar footfalls, i held myself up on barstools and good friends and watched the door, waiting, confusing look alikes through blurred vision when you finally sauntered in i saw it in slow motion, i felt absolutely nothing except hammered and free
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Feb 7, 2013
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