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Would it kill you?

"Would it kill you to get to know them?" Honestly? Yes. The disorganized, fumbling army of we Their shared, glazed eyes That look the same The clothes that are all stitched together So they stumble as one Their one slackened mouth. They speak as one. When one gets too close it becomes contagious A disease that spreads on their one breath It spreads like mint scented wildfire. It floods your soul and like acid Dissolves what is there To replace it with them And what they pretend to be
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Jan 3, 2011
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