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Behind Close-Talkers

She was above nasty gossip

and

He was a violent perfection

from rubber 24 hours

 

Because

His 24 hours was a

                                        violent

                                                        crazy

                                                                     hate

 

He thinks stress has trans-fats

 

and

 

She has fear at all-nighters

because there's no such thing as

silly all-nighters

far from boredom and regrets

 

She wants to ban

her fear of boys being players with cement hearts

and

He wants to ban

pretty over-the-top perfection

 

The both fear

the regrets and pretty lies of love

 

But

He is pudding

when he's around her

and

She feels like he has a suit of

fresh cement lines

 

Because she's fallen and is now stuck

 

They get

jitters next to nerves

around each other

 

Sick of bad karma

on a birthday

on my birthday

 

She has 3x fresher ringtones

He thinks the sentence

"that smelly belly"

is funny

I love cheese

 

We are (nothing but)                                        

Rubber lines                                                   r     o            

like the ugly lies that were always  a      us      u

                                                                            d         n

 

Ban Insecurity.

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Written by
jacqueline-ivascu
American
Published
May 11, 2010
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Copyright © 2009 Jacqueline Ivascu

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