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unhinged

by @stephane-noir

the hinge is creaking it's about to pop off its hinges break right off the wall the same wall that's pretty much held it up forever even in the midst of the green grasses of the teenage golf courses when you could see her through the window or in the driveway or whatever / wherever you saw her - but maybe you didn't even see her. maybe it was all lost on you lost in your imagination where you used to be able to let songs permeate through the cranium fill in the cracks and smoke the crack that you might consider your brain ... there are people that come and go in your life some of them make sense and others keep on going on and on - oink and oink not making a lick of sense at all forever for fucking ever and there's nothing you can say to them because they live in their own tribes inside their own heads and none of them even played with toys as kids. not a single one. maybe one. no - not even one. there's a calm that comes over you when you realize that you are the last of your kind. nobody else - not a single one. haha the first and last of your own kind... i guess we all are, huh? thank god there's nobody else out there just exactly like each one of us. for the love of god let me meet met. nice to meet me.
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