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Mar 2014
Dip me in vinegar, see if I solidify
Show me something sinister, maybe I'll be liquefied
Then you can take your acid bath
In me, the soluble sociopath
And once you're rid of the imperfection called skin
You'll be your own flawlessly fleshless twin!

When, not if, your comrades are departed, broken, spent
You'll find blame in the beauty that is
Your lack of integument;
I know life lent's lonely, led by the epidermal amputee
But I can guarantee, if you'd clean your drain
You'd still find remnants of me!
I wrote this for my best friend a few years ago, it's just a weird way of saying I'd always be there for her. I think my writing style is a cocktail of silliness and macabre metaphors.
Katie Milburn
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Katie Milburn  U.S.A.
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