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A white ceramic bowl holds grapes and apples. A dusty bag of potatoes resting in the corner. Raspberries on the bathroom floor crushed by tiny feet. Two dark brown eye lashes on the toilet seat. White powder on my handgun. Smoke and ashes under the sheets. Her corpse lay in the kitchen. Her dry, open eyes like small white peaches. If blood were white I wouldn't worry. If fruits were murdered, or never grown. If my mouth had never tasted the earth's bounty. Then I would be moral. Then I would be merry.
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 18, 2010 at 9:43 PM UTC
Kitchen Scene
A white ceramic bowl holds grapes and apples. A dusty bag of potatoes resting in the corner. Raspberries on the bathroom floor crushed by tiny feet. Two dark brown eye lashes on the toilet seat. White powder on my handgun. Smoke and ashes under the sheets. Her corpse lay in the kitchen. Her dry, open eyes like small white peaches. If blood were white I wouldn't worry. If fruits were murdered, or never grown. If my mouth had never tasted the earth's bounty. Then I would be moral. Then I would be merry.
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 18, 2010 at 9:43 PM UTC
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