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He was a tapeworm his sister had a bad perm sitting on her head, edge of the bed in a knife sliced corridor of light. These thoughts, that leaned like weak trees in a cutting breeze. These thoughts that we're never straight more a child's hurricane scribble. A mental ball of twine collecting clutter and when the cobra struck I thought of you naked, ready to **** the venom or offer the antidote. The misery and turbulence, the fear of being hunted by the anonymous faces of a South American meat packing conglomerate.
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 3:03 AM UTC
faceless South American meat packing conglomerate.
He was a tapeworm his sister had a bad perm sitting on her head, edge of the bed in a knife sliced corridor of light. These thoughts, that leaned like weak trees in a cutting breeze. These thoughts that we're never straight more a child's hurricane scribble. A mental ball of twine collecting clutter and when the cobra struck I thought of you naked, ready to **** the venom or offer the antidote. The misery and turbulence, the fear of being hunted by the anonymous faces of a South American meat packing conglomerate.
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 3:03 AM UTC
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