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blame it on the wallpaper

sweetie, mornings have never felt more like headaches pulsating under your olive skin; with your open mouth and we don’t even recognize your bones anymore. your twisted wrist, press against that hallow chest- the perfect incline to an obedient pose. “shadows”, the camera man blames. for stretching your skin over that pseudo-structure. protruding collarbones hovering above that plain white t-shirt. standing in front of pretty floral wallpaper.
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