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open the door a man stands there with a smile the package he passes is not on my Christmas list that doorway sure is no chimney. shaking, frightened, it's finally time alone, i unfasten the bag, as if it's the first brithday that my grandma is no longer with us. this was the most expensive present i have ever received although the grantor is no fucking Santa Claus & that instant i recognize my existence lies in these jars. i outwitted mother nature if i begin consumption i live if not well.....How Will It End?
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henk-holveck
31 / M
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Written by
henk-holveck
31 / M
Published
Oct 28, 2014
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24·95
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#sad#life#death#health#medication#disease#hiv
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