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odorless bathing salts undissolved in calm water with ashy skin two cheeks filled with silver milk swollen with odorless feeble attempts to at least be forgettable nausea , counting the beads on a chain attached to a rubber plug wearing concrete shoes face-down in placid murk Passes the Time, even at a fraction of the speed limit    ulcerous enamel leeching rust into a pointless bog of manganese and zinc candle burning bees wax on the sink where she left her brush she left hair instructions on how to recover from losing your head a box of wooden matches can't seem to get  on with a crumpled *** of spent tissue... a waste basket that needs therapy with yellow lungs, eating a can of pork & beans thinking wrinkled hands are like house cats lounging over the lip of a submarine with clawed feet brass proud clashing with empty beers cans on the floor sleeping off the misadventures of a reckless binge. my wallet splayed prone, under a slow leak. admiring the linoleum seen better days in a magazine a picture of a well appointed villa it was furnished with opulent symbols they were empty on page twelve. i thought they had a point . i knew i would cancel my subscription even if it thrilled me.
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 5:21 PM UTC
My Life As A Dead Man
odorless bathing salts undissolved in calm water with ashy skin two cheeks filled with silver milk swollen with odorless feeble attempts to at least be forgettable nausea , counting the beads on a chain attached to a rubber plug wearing concrete shoes face-down in placid murk Passes the Time, even at a fraction of the speed limit    ulcerous enamel leeching rust into a pointless bog of manganese and zinc candle burning bees wax on the sink where she left her brush she left hair instructions on how to recover from losing your head a box of wooden matches can't seem to get  on with a crumpled *** of spent tissue... a waste basket that needs therapy with yellow lungs, eating a can of pork & beans thinking wrinkled hands are like house cats lounging over the lip of a submarine with clawed feet brass proud clashing with empty beers cans on the floor sleeping off the misadventures of a reckless binge. my wallet splayed prone, under a slow leak. admiring the linoleum seen better days in a magazine a picture of a well appointed villa it was furnished with opulent symbols they were empty on page twelve. i thought they had a point . i knew i would cancel my subscription even if it thrilled me.
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 5:21 PM UTC
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