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summer poetry kills us now. Lemon. like, lemon on your tongue, but you love it like, and you wish i wasn't so ****** and i wish i wasn't so ****** it's ironic in the way we keep living i stopped calling i stopped praying cigarettes on my skin, that magic 8 ball, what'd it tell you? stop asking me why i leave so often. but hey, the last time your horoscope got it right- it hit you along with every shot you took that night singe, we singe our skin, chemistry converts calories and today my bus almost crashed. almost it goes something like, the unprecedented laughs we hadn't heard until its over its over
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Apr 24, 2015
Apr 24, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
disorganization in its disordered element
summer poetry kills us now. Lemon. like, lemon on your tongue, but you love it like, and you wish i wasn't so ****** and i wish i wasn't so ****** it's ironic in the way we keep living i stopped calling i stopped praying cigarettes on my skin, that magic 8 ball, what'd it tell you? stop asking me why i leave so often. but hey, the last time your horoscope got it right- it hit you along with every shot you took that night singe, we singe our skin, chemistry converts calories and today my bus almost crashed. almost it goes something like, the unprecedented laughs we hadn't heard until its over its over
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Apr 24, 2015
Apr 24, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
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