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I don’t want to be Bukowski anymore Filling women with my emptiness Dowsing ***** with gasoline Fondling the icky, sticky gritty sweet with my fat-fingered, ***** nailed slur I want to be  J. D Salinger Just one something so significant, (even if it outlines the disturbing), and then a permanent exit But here I am Just like chuck   looking for a flamethrower to eradicate that ******* bluebird The words spewed with all the sincerity and eloquence I can muster always lewd I may have enticed a bit a love via thin pen to come knocking once or twice but the sentiments they contain no glue And so when I tumble back into the hopeless spaces between the dust and *** there is no you. or us There is just this interminably ugly I believing Bukowski was right And of course I deserve this **** but It would be better to disappear to never share to take my ball and go home forever home Yeah, I want to be Salinger
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 8:10 PM UTC
Self Portrait
I don’t want to be Bukowski anymore Filling women with my emptiness Dowsing ***** with gasoline Fondling the icky, sticky gritty sweet with my fat-fingered, ***** nailed slur I want to be  J. D Salinger Just one something so significant, (even if it outlines the disturbing), and then a permanent exit But here I am Just like chuck   looking for a flamethrower to eradicate that ******* bluebird The words spewed with all the sincerity and eloquence I can muster always lewd I may have enticed a bit a love via thin pen to come knocking once or twice but the sentiments they contain no glue And so when I tumble back into the hopeless spaces between the dust and *** there is no you. or us There is just this interminably ugly I believing Bukowski was right And of course I deserve this **** but It would be better to disappear to never share to take my ball and go home forever home Yeah, I want to be Salinger
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 8:10 PM UTC
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