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I Talk to Myself

I say, Put the knife back in the drawer. I say, They will throw nice things out eventually. I say, When they do that, you will have everything. Lately, I have been wondreing what would happen if I stop looking through the trash? Maybe someone else could redecorrate their living room. Maybe I could get a living room, then sit and write bad poetry. Put the knife back in the drawer. My arm hurts in the places where I did not cut it. I did not cut it.
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shana-dukes
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Oct 9, 2010
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I did not cut it, (or so I felt), in the field of poetry. Maybe...maybe someone will prove me wrong.

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