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Hangman is Coming

Squeezing and contracting Breathing and relaxing Slap me hard so my eyes open wide If your mouth is so big, in who do I confide? Something about our encounter is disturbing Ripping and tearing Eating and sharing My heart is fatty, so don't enjoy it too much If your incisors are pointy, how do I touch? My disappearance will surely be preturbing Screaming and moaning Digging and burning The match is wet, find a new way to light me This grave is too shallow, won't they see? Will I be indebted to you in death? Stuttering and silence Running and violence Burning body is thin and kneeling before him On my knees like a good girl, is this a sin? Hangman loves to steal my breath
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sarah-carlson
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Dec 24, 2021
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