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bloody flossed teeth

the day came, I put my laces back in my shoes. Let freedom reign, give me just 3 clues. True blue, darling. You sang these songs 4 years ago. Why I waited until now to listen, is beyond me, myself, and I. The day came, the day went. Days spent with rubber-bands over mt asics. The circle-spiral across my chest, in the shape of a beautiful orange sun. Shower-shoes for my water quest. Barcode number read 7097277340-8769 laser-band, laser-tag, all of my clothes in a brown paper bag. Just when I thought I sipped liquid gold, I remember there is velcro shoes that strap tighter around my feet. I skipped, I galloped, I stripped, I tripped. I'm sorry Mom & Dad, will you forgive your baby girl?
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