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Expend People Like Paychecks

You had me at “I didn’t know you had brown eyes,” the day I wiped my security locks of hair from my face to get a better look at you. Look in my eyes like mirrors. The reflection of my sentiment made you Narcissist. And the osmosis of our gaze blessed you beautiful. You are welcome. I gave all. Eyes, and ears, and mouth, and rainbows. Until you left me Mr. Potato. My barren anatomy makes for a raw piggy bank of deja vu. Your silver dollars clunk through my Hollow. Never rust. You wonder why I never let go. Bankruptcy has me petrified. Putting park walks into penny stocks waiting to cash in on two kisses during Christmas time. Hoping you invest as much in me.
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jagger-bowers
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Feb 8, 2013
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