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caught a snag in my fitzgerald, my blood full of carny folk and very mustard stars, strung on a rope... been lax though my icebox. totally chill, till the wind kicks up a firestorm from a lit cigarette in a cyclone. i eat too many things that never knew me. and my cane is a blade of grass. i;m wearing blue flats and hovering over a coal miners daughter and she is in awe. i park my things in her handbag, and hold my breath. i let god do my bangs in the front, to hide the eye that can't stop staring at yyyyooouuu...... i feel something brush my leg all the time now, and we haven't blinked in years.
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 12:57 AM UTC
a snag in my fitzgerald
caught a snag in my fitzgerald, my blood full of carny folk and very mustard stars, strung on a rope... been lax though my icebox. totally chill, till the wind kicks up a firestorm from a lit cigarette in a cyclone. i eat too many things that never knew me. and my cane is a blade of grass. i;m wearing blue flats and hovering over a coal miners daughter and she is in awe. i park my things in her handbag, and hold my breath. i let god do my bangs in the front, to hide the eye that can't stop staring at yyyyooouuu...... i feel something brush my leg all the time now, and we haven't blinked in years.
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 12:57 AM UTC
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