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We fight over strawberry milk Ripping waxed white paper And now I’m drowning in that pastel cream Always drowning The sickness covering me Covering everything, sticking to the walls, the floor, the ceiling, my hands anxiety living in my blood, staining the sink, bathroom tile, caught in the shower drain, hiding in the ditch.  The world is swimming in those ocean eyes, watering because the body knows its demise. The world is drowning in acrid breath Perfection soaked stomach acid, throw up black paint to match your state of mind. I thought it was going to be pretty Like the shade of cherry blossoms the shade of strawberry milk Not bright red blood
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
-Stomach Acid-
We fight over strawberry milk Ripping waxed white paper And now I’m drowning in that pastel cream Always drowning The sickness covering me Covering everything, sticking to the walls, the floor, the ceiling, my hands anxiety living in my blood, staining the sink, bathroom tile, caught in the shower drain, hiding in the ditch.  The world is swimming in those ocean eyes, watering because the body knows its demise. The world is drowning in acrid breath Perfection soaked stomach acid, throw up black paint to match your state of mind. I thought it was going to be pretty Like the shade of cherry blossoms the shade of strawberry milk Not bright red blood
Mazi
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
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