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remember last year when i sprained my ankle in the parking lot? *(you came along for the limping ride swore you were my ride or die)* and i had forgotten how autumnal and the slight haze of anxiety over the top of my head until i bent my leg wrong again today felt that old twinge *(i mean it's completely healed it just hurts a tiny bit if i bend it wrong or someone sits on it)* of doubt and apprehension stalking me through winter and into summer of the future and if i will have to face it alone *(a cloying crippling catastrophic fear of that someday nobody will love me)* but it's all in my head i know *(that someday when i push the people i need away they just won't ever come back)* but then again you said you were my ride or die and that means that i can't lose you unless i sabotage my own game twist my own sprain.
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Sep 25, 2016
Sep 25, 2016 at 12:59 AM UTC
sprained ankle
remember last year when i sprained my ankle in the parking lot? *(you came along for the limping ride swore you were my ride or die)* and i had forgotten how autumnal and the slight haze of anxiety over the top of my head until i bent my leg wrong again today felt that old twinge *(i mean it's completely healed it just hurts a tiny bit if i bend it wrong or someone sits on it)* of doubt and apprehension stalking me through winter and into summer of the future and if i will have to face it alone *(a cloying crippling catastrophic fear of that someday nobody will love me)* but it's all in my head i know *(that someday when i push the people i need away they just won't ever come back)* but then again you said you were my ride or die and that means that i can't lose you unless i sabotage my own game twist my own sprain.
Copyright 9/25/16 by B. E. McComb
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Sep 25, 2016
Sep 25, 2016 at 12:59 AM UTC
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