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crow's feet

by @claire-9

sticky tears clog my colorless cheeks and stain the corners of my eyes like wrinkles, unnecessary nothing really matters why am I really crying and why’d you leave, again? I guess driving down the pretty highway with the trees that shaded a hot day in an expired June wasn’t enough. and I didn’t need to read about how you don’t want to talk to me or how you're busy truth is, we all have shit to do like how i sit here and cry and how my tears clog my colorless cheeks and stain the corners of my eyes like crows feet, perhaps necessary because unlike you, they'll stick around.
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Published
Dec 9, 2014
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Tags
#love#end#wrinkles
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