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Feb 2013
There's no looking back as you're breaking away,
just really nice apathy.
There's no recognition of the distraction
that went somewhere else.
I wanted them all to stay,
but now I just want to move.
It's not recognized that this thing is bothering me.
That part of something else is disvalued.
I don't want to listen to sad music,
but where is my brain going?
Can you do it again?
Peyton Leigh Stille
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Peyton Leigh Stille  Minneapolis
(Minneapolis)   
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   Elizabeth Paxton
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