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I want you to dribble. I want you to turn From the matriarch past To a subject to learn. I want to state plainly. I want you to see What your vain, selfish givings Have created in me: Most lustful of torments, Low pains from my knees, A pattern for this mind's Truly bittersweet disease. Just twelve years of innocence, Could've thanked you for that, As you gouged in this monster Within this boy on his back. I often search for the key now, That I might walk from this cell. But I'm still Pavlov's pup, With you holding the bell.
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Nov 2, 2011
Nov 2, 2011 at 1:42 AM UTC
akinkingrateful
I want you to dribble. I want you to turn From the matriarch past To a subject to learn. I want to state plainly. I want you to see What your vain, selfish givings Have created in me: Most lustful of torments, Low pains from my knees, A pattern for this mind's Truly bittersweet disease. Just twelve years of innocence, Could've thanked you for that, As you gouged in this monster Within this boy on his back. I often search for the key now, That I might walk from this cell. But I'm still Pavlov's pup, With you holding the bell.
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Nov 2, 2011
Nov 2, 2011 at 1:42 AM UTC
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