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freelance free baller freely falling in the fresh foliage looking up at the slowly drifting clouds head cradled by mounded crab grass lifes little ponders begin to take shape fleeting images of bitten cupcakes and rattlesnake bowties, dandruff flakes and broken rake handles dialog follows, at first innocent but soon more sinister “Will I be rich?” “Could I live on grass blades as if I were a cow?” "When I stop in traffic does the momentum from my car effect flapping butterfly wings?” darkness follows psychic energy blotting out the sun “I ought to **** that ************ “She thinks she just… just can act like I don’t exist.” “That dog better not *** on the sofa.” settling in, a bee bounces aimlessly of a reddening shoulder invoking a quick slap enough inertia to send the small insect reeling rolling over and propping himself on an elbow the thought crosses his sun soaked mind “At least I am alive.”
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 3:54 PM UTC
the sociopath has a rest
freelance free baller freely falling in the fresh foliage looking up at the slowly drifting clouds head cradled by mounded crab grass lifes little ponders begin to take shape fleeting images of bitten cupcakes and rattlesnake bowties, dandruff flakes and broken rake handles dialog follows, at first innocent but soon more sinister “Will I be rich?” “Could I live on grass blades as if I were a cow?” "When I stop in traffic does the momentum from my car effect flapping butterfly wings?” darkness follows psychic energy blotting out the sun “I ought to **** that ************ “She thinks she just… just can act like I don’t exist.” “That dog better not *** on the sofa.” settling in, a bee bounces aimlessly of a reddening shoulder invoking a quick slap enough inertia to send the small insect reeling rolling over and propping himself on an elbow the thought crosses his sun soaked mind “At least I am alive.”
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 3:54 PM UTC
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