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"paint images with your words" Rusted, bunked beds empty takeout boxes, blankets too small to contain both bodies so hands and feet were always cold. mascara on bags under eyes, beard still has bedhead at 1pm it smells like latex and rough *** and pineapple soda when is the last time we showered? your hair is matted, that's hard for short hair to do unless it's been days you might have pork fried rice in your teeth and that is kind of disgusting to me but you are still smiling I tried to mask the beer farts with georgia peach perfume but all we got was tired, half coughs, from the spongebob themed room we resided it. We kind of claimed it, didn't we? The owner of that bed left on Friday afternoons, soon before we would arrive and plant ourselves deep in blue and yellow sheets that still smelled like cheetos and action figures I think those were your old ones (the dolls, not the cheetos of course) The tv always had that low, mumbling buzz we always turned it up and watched forensic files in boxers and bikinis until 3am or whenever we fell asleep and we never complained we never asked for anything more than for someone to shut the door so we could make forts together on the floor with the same blue and yellow sheets that I really miss right now
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 10:36 PM UTC
Imagery (part II)
"paint images with your words" Rusted, bunked beds empty takeout boxes, blankets too small to contain both bodies so hands and feet were always cold. mascara on bags under eyes, beard still has bedhead at 1pm it smells like latex and rough *** and pineapple soda when is the last time we showered? your hair is matted, that's hard for short hair to do unless it's been days you might have pork fried rice in your teeth and that is kind of disgusting to me but you are still smiling I tried to mask the beer farts with georgia peach perfume but all we got was tired, half coughs, from the spongebob themed room we resided it. We kind of claimed it, didn't we? The owner of that bed left on Friday afternoons, soon before we would arrive and plant ourselves deep in blue and yellow sheets that still smelled like cheetos and action figures I think those were your old ones (the dolls, not the cheetos of course) The tv always had that low, mumbling buzz we always turned it up and watched forensic files in boxers and bikinis until 3am or whenever we fell asleep and we never complained we never asked for anything more than for someone to shut the door so we could make forts together on the floor with the same blue and yellow sheets that I really miss right now
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 10:36 PM UTC
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