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Wisdom Teeth

We hold onto each other like teeth trapping new wisdoms, heads crashing through agony as the jaw scrapes and screeches like demolition derbies. We'll battle it out, but who will last until one is left? No, drag my teeth out of contention: lasso a noose, yank hard until whipped numbly off track to bleed the oil.
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conor-letham
English
Published
Aug 18, 2014
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20·56
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#fight#couple#car#teeth#wisdom#conor#letham#demolition#derbies
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