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I am the creamy glass of milk you've stolen from the easterners gods you're hastily slurping down "for my own good". Willing myself to turn sour in your mouth. Begging you to spit me out, because I'd rather be anywhere other than splashing around your rotten yellowed teeth. Mindful of the approaching date you've slapped on my side, robbing me of my cured potential, so rich and golden. As I'm sliding down your throat I cheers to hoping I curdle your stomach, like you've curdled mine.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 2:31 PM UTC
Lactose Intolerant
I am the creamy glass of milk you've stolen from the easterners gods you're hastily slurping down "for my own good". Willing myself to turn sour in your mouth. Begging you to spit me out, because I'd rather be anywhere other than splashing around your rotten yellowed teeth. Mindful of the approaching date you've slapped on my side, robbing me of my cured potential, so rich and golden. As I'm sliding down your throat I cheers to hoping I curdle your stomach, like you've curdled mine.
bekka-walker
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 2:31 PM UTC
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