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Oh Darling, don't sanctify me as a higher being, your salvation out of your rut. the world is a green moist sponge, and I am just another dihydrogen oxide molecule trapped in it's fibers crying for salvation screaming for baptization waiting for nothing and although you think in binary terms. I think in decimal and yet we are the stigma of the guy and the gal in this dream of dreams. a heiress of confession I am here surreal and every single inch made out of stardust to remind you... Remember Montague and the frosted lake? where we built the blanketfort among the trees for the child and lit her world with dazzling LEDs, as she stared in the tent higher than fools talking nonsense words about the world and her feelings because she's so sad and because she's so mad because no one cares except her and her watering eyes. she says. I have no one. And you can't do anything about it, starwhale because that's the way I like it.
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Apr 24, 2012
Apr 24, 2012 at 1:00 AM UTC
The Manic Pixie Dream Girl
Oh Darling, don't sanctify me as a higher being, your salvation out of your rut. the world is a green moist sponge, and I am just another dihydrogen oxide molecule trapped in it's fibers crying for salvation screaming for baptization waiting for nothing and although you think in binary terms. I think in decimal and yet we are the stigma of the guy and the gal in this dream of dreams. a heiress of confession I am here surreal and every single inch made out of stardust to remind you... Remember Montague and the frosted lake? where we built the blanketfort among the trees for the child and lit her world with dazzling LEDs, as she stared in the tent higher than fools talking nonsense words about the world and her feelings because she's so sad and because she's so mad because no one cares except her and her watering eyes. she says. I have no one. And you can't do anything about it, starwhale because that's the way I like it.
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Apr 24, 2012
Apr 24, 2012 at 1:00 AM UTC
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