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He started feeling sorry for himself long before he had seen his reflection in shimmery linoleum tiles that stretched into blind corners before the snap of magnetic doors woke melancholy macaroni people strapped to rolling recliners staring past Plexiglas TV's He wore yesterday on his shirt a step at a time... one two, one two felt breaths collectively stop when he walked the halls... one two, one two like watching a one legged cricket with your hand over your mouth As cold as this place was his head had been on fire slammed into paper cups filled with pastel colored blues and pinks and why pills rattled at him like a baby He fell face first into tomorrows slobbered on wooden spoons for vanilla ice cream that he said tasted like Wednesday He would get animated when they ran out of Wednesday and had many rattle cup nights ****** up through a syringe hands and thumps pressed him up against heavy beds of oak bolted to the floor gloves pulled his hair when he smelled like yelling into plastic mattresses the same color as his ***** and no one wants him ******* while their eyes are closed they want to see it they want to say things like "we'll talk about this later" wrap his wrists in sheep's wool, in skin from his ******* clasped by buckles, pulled tight enough to close his eyes He should have **** his pants because chocolate doesn't have a taste and neither did feeling sorry for himself
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 9:26 PM UTC
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He started feeling sorry for himself long before he had seen his reflection in shimmery linoleum tiles that stretched into blind corners before the snap of magnetic doors woke melancholy macaroni people strapped to rolling recliners staring past Plexiglas TV's He wore yesterday on his shirt a step at a time... one two, one two felt breaths collectively stop when he walked the halls... one two, one two like watching a one legged cricket with your hand over your mouth As cold as this place was his head had been on fire slammed into paper cups filled with pastel colored blues and pinks and why pills rattled at him like a baby He fell face first into tomorrows slobbered on wooden spoons for vanilla ice cream that he said tasted like Wednesday He would get animated when they ran out of Wednesday and had many rattle cup nights ****** up through a syringe hands and thumps pressed him up against heavy beds of oak bolted to the floor gloves pulled his hair when he smelled like yelling into plastic mattresses the same color as his ***** and no one wants him ******* while their eyes are closed they want to see it they want to say things like "we'll talk about this later" wrap his wrists in sheep's wool, in skin from his ******* clasped by buckles, pulled tight enough to close his eyes He should have **** his pants because chocolate doesn't have a taste and neither did feeling sorry for himself
timothy-manzano
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 9:26 PM UTC
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