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what horrors this life gives so much about taking orders so little about what we need our tiny hands swollen since birth singed or still burning hitting each other all of us skinned raw hurting ourselves with our hungers so much for what we want so little left here to live on this browser crawling around the dissipating web like hands together this browser funding some kind of hypothesis attachment our phones our miniature worlds each of us lives a tiny little bit in supposition our hands together our knitted brows turned out hitting each other striking out holding on fractionally threadbare moments of bedroom magnitude bedroom moments of threadbare magnitude empty touching we still live in no joy left in simply leaving a light on pitching our voices thus and so as if we had any ideas as if we knew something alone we can imagine this is somehow grand imagine ourselves acting as if this is all so impossibly grand
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 3:42 PM UTC
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what horrors this life gives so much about taking orders so little about what we need our tiny hands swollen since birth singed or still burning hitting each other all of us skinned raw hurting ourselves with our hungers so much for what we want so little left here to live on this browser crawling around the dissipating web like hands together this browser funding some kind of hypothesis attachment our phones our miniature worlds each of us lives a tiny little bit in supposition our hands together our knitted brows turned out hitting each other striking out holding on fractionally threadbare moments of bedroom magnitude bedroom moments of threadbare magnitude empty touching we still live in no joy left in simply leaving a light on pitching our voices thus and so as if we had any ideas as if we knew something alone we can imagine this is somehow grand imagine ourselves acting as if this is all so impossibly grand
sb-stokes
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 3:42 PM UTC
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