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The buzz of the TV Echoes off the drywall. He lands on the floor like a stone. Alone, he is left to crawl. Skin becomes an ashtray, A gray and ancient fossil. Lifetimes are spent in bed. Dead flies on the window seal. Dreams are created On ***** soaked mattresses. He manages a single tear With fear it will be his last. Cast away from the herd, Sheltered by the thickening trees, His damaged soul must endure A ***** among amputees.
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
a ***** among amputees
The buzz of the TV Echoes off the drywall. He lands on the floor like a stone. Alone, he is left to crawl. Skin becomes an ashtray, A gray and ancient fossil. Lifetimes are spent in bed. Dead flies on the window seal. Dreams are created On ***** soaked mattresses. He manages a single tear With fear it will be his last. Cast away from the herd, Sheltered by the thickening trees, His damaged soul must endure A ***** among amputees.
kyle-land
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
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