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During this time of looseness, my heart or anyone's heart might just thump itself so hard that it breaks free from the ropes, breaks free from the ribs, breaks through the epidermis in a wave of slicing with it's newly evolved animal hands and a knife. The **** does a heart get a knife and animal hands? "If i'm gonna make it out of here alive," heart says. "I gotta have hands." So it breaks free, scissors right through the sternum and crawls in a trail until it falls from the counter and the front door opens a crack. I look out a window and it is hailing a cab, although there aren't cabs like that around here. It'll find it's way where other piece-of-shit hearts reside. It will make it's way, and I'll make my oatmeal in the morning; that grey **** that I shovel into my mouth. Iron's good for the blood you know. My heart had a knife, you can't tell me a ******* thing about the iron in oatmeal being a blessing.
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Feb 6, 2012
Feb 6, 2012 at 7:33 PM UTC
Oatmeal.
During this time of looseness, my heart or anyone's heart might just thump itself so hard that it breaks free from the ropes, breaks free from the ribs, breaks through the epidermis in a wave of slicing with it's newly evolved animal hands and a knife. The **** does a heart get a knife and animal hands? "If i'm gonna make it out of here alive," heart says. "I gotta have hands." So it breaks free, scissors right through the sternum and crawls in a trail until it falls from the counter and the front door opens a crack. I look out a window and it is hailing a cab, although there aren't cabs like that around here. It'll find it's way where other piece-of-shit hearts reside. It will make it's way, and I'll make my oatmeal in the morning; that grey **** that I shovel into my mouth. Iron's good for the blood you know. My heart had a knife, you can't tell me a ******* thing about the iron in oatmeal being a blessing.
Waverly
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Feb 6, 2012
Feb 6, 2012 at 7:33 PM UTC
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