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You have a body. I know you never sleep there, spend less time breathing than contemplating, jailbreak daily from your ribcage, harbor kitchen spoons to feed your escapism. hide the entrance under stale white hotel sheets. Born to be an actress with no script, you ponder this in every mirror. In every mirror you inherit this vacant body, enough money to live in a studio apartment in Washington, Vegas or anywhere men would pay for three phone plans, calf-length black socks and pseudonyms. A room at the Marriot to trade scars, connect you again with your skin. At a political dinner roasted hog, blueberry pie, gilded knifes protecting the spoons. Dog mouths are wet for scraps. They bark beneath the table, "Unoccupied bodies, should start charging rent. Have you considered being a *** worker?" "...Oh come on, you never even turn on the lights."
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 3:54 AM UTC
Vacancy Sign
You have a body. I know you never sleep there, spend less time breathing than contemplating, jailbreak daily from your ribcage, harbor kitchen spoons to feed your escapism. hide the entrance under stale white hotel sheets. Born to be an actress with no script, you ponder this in every mirror. In every mirror you inherit this vacant body, enough money to live in a studio apartment in Washington, Vegas or anywhere men would pay for three phone plans, calf-length black socks and pseudonyms. A room at the Marriot to trade scars, connect you again with your skin. At a political dinner roasted hog, blueberry pie, gilded knifes protecting the spoons. Dog mouths are wet for scraps. They bark beneath the table, "Unoccupied bodies, should start charging rent. Have you considered being a *** worker?" "...Oh come on, you never even turn on the lights."
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 3:54 AM UTC
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