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you bought your ticket, year round roller-coasters and a faded welcome sign, hanging on by one lonely ***** the most unamusing park there is. practicing screams in line, "I'm not even scared," you boast, but I see your eyes shifting a little in the slatted light. chewy popcorn, almost squeaks when you bite it, coca-cola like midwest flat land. looking around, it feels that way too. pretty sad when you beg the tumbleweed for some of it's time. blows past you, unaware, uncaring, uninterested in anything but the wind. startling clarity settles. *you have a ***** loose, honey.* I was talking to the ferris wheel, of course, but I'll take you high too, scrape the sky even. "why touch a storm cloud?" because I can. poke the sleeping bear. I want to see where he hides those claws, if he has any at all. I've heard the rumors, but some people have to find out for themselves. what's honey without a few stingers in your shoulder anyway? still honey, but that's besides the point. reminds me of the gas station lollipops we got on the way here. bee's honey, my honey, it's all the same: all honey, tastes sweet no matter who it belongs to. still nothing on victory though. more cotton than candy, more squeaky wheels than you're used to, this house of mirrors a revelation. hold my hand on the trek up, and scream for me.
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 4:01 PM UTC
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you bought your ticket, year round roller-coasters and a faded welcome sign, hanging on by one lonely ***** the most unamusing park there is. practicing screams in line, "I'm not even scared," you boast, but I see your eyes shifting a little in the slatted light. chewy popcorn, almost squeaks when you bite it, coca-cola like midwest flat land. looking around, it feels that way too. pretty sad when you beg the tumbleweed for some of it's time. blows past you, unaware, uncaring, uninterested in anything but the wind. startling clarity settles. *you have a ***** loose, honey.* I was talking to the ferris wheel, of course, but I'll take you high too, scrape the sky even. "why touch a storm cloud?" because I can. poke the sleeping bear. I want to see where he hides those claws, if he has any at all. I've heard the rumors, but some people have to find out for themselves. what's honey without a few stingers in your shoulder anyway? still honey, but that's besides the point. reminds me of the gas station lollipops we got on the way here. bee's honey, my honey, it's all the same: all honey, tastes sweet no matter who it belongs to. still nothing on victory though. more cotton than candy, more squeaky wheels than you're used to, this house of mirrors a revelation. hold my hand on the trek up, and scream for me.
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 4:01 PM UTC
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