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My jeans between the sheets Feel like strangers on my legs. All six of my dollars, Wadded and shoved in the front pockets, Smell like last night's soiree. I get up, It's 2 pm, And glare at my half-naked body In the blurry mirror. I like myself when I don't eat, But I swallow a handful of cereal from their kitchen For Mom. I can still taste the cigs that he hates, And old beer is sticky between my fingers. I can't remember getting this bruise Or this one. Or this one. I bruise like a peach. I do remember sloppy kisses With my roommate, How her lips were softer than mine And I remember feeling full Of love and of ***** I am happy.
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Nov 15, 2015
Nov 15, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
"How are you?"
My jeans between the sheets Feel like strangers on my legs. All six of my dollars, Wadded and shoved in the front pockets, Smell like last night's soiree. I get up, It's 2 pm, And glare at my half-naked body In the blurry mirror. I like myself when I don't eat, But I swallow a handful of cereal from their kitchen For Mom. I can still taste the cigs that he hates, And old beer is sticky between my fingers. I can't remember getting this bruise Or this one. Or this one. I bruise like a peach. I do remember sloppy kisses With my roommate, How her lips were softer than mine And I remember feeling full Of love and of ***** I am happy.
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Nov 15, 2015
Nov 15, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
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