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Wound I against the forces of nature this tap through which a steam of nature's brewed drink, measured hot as I desired. It loved my skin, steaming upwards, its ambiental tentacles towards my chin. The devil besought my thoughts to torment. The sounds of men calling my name, lynching my conscience undeservedly; the scapegoat of the moment. These gates were open; the devil smeared in through the tap, flowing through brews. I wound fast against those that call. Thence did they stop: the lynching, the calling, beseeching, praying my falling. I fled my bathtub, escaping the mob, escaping the devil in my bathtub.
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Jun 6, 2017
Jun 6, 2017 at 7:49 AM UTC
The Devil in my bathtub
Wound I against the forces of nature this tap through which a steam of nature's brewed drink, measured hot as I desired. It loved my skin, steaming upwards, its ambiental tentacles towards my chin. The devil besought my thoughts to torment. The sounds of men calling my name, lynching my conscience undeservedly; the scapegoat of the moment. These gates were open; the devil smeared in through the tap, flowing through brews. I wound fast against those that call. Thence did they stop: the lynching, the calling, beseeching, praying my falling. I fled my bathtub, escaping the mob, escaping the devil in my bathtub.
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19/M/Texas
Jun 6, 2017
Jun 6, 2017 at 7:49 AM UTC
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