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evening loneliness arrives at dawn and knocks on the dusty windowpane in the kitchen, i lie — with threadbare arms — against the shabby wooden cupboard frame this house is void of all electricity except for the light bulbs, the fridge, the T.V. and my steady-beating heart of rhythmic defeat lying naked across the tear-stained sheets if you come home and find that i am dead, perhaps some ***** dishes fell on my head but most likely, i'll be, in the living room gloom with a half-drunk bottle of wine to consume with emergency flares tied to both wrists, i'll leave you a smile, a sigh, and a kiss
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 7:52 AM UTC
suburban daydreams
evening loneliness arrives at dawn and knocks on the dusty windowpane in the kitchen, i lie — with threadbare arms — against the shabby wooden cupboard frame this house is void of all electricity except for the light bulbs, the fridge, the T.V. and my steady-beating heart of rhythmic defeat lying naked across the tear-stained sheets if you come home and find that i am dead, perhaps some ***** dishes fell on my head but most likely, i'll be, in the living room gloom with a half-drunk bottle of wine to consume with emergency flares tied to both wrists, i'll leave you a smile, a sigh, and a kiss
I don't even know...
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 7:52 AM UTC
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