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Awoken, my brother and I step out to **** on the dead mice With our gun-gee hair gluing the mosquitoes to our heads The strong pleasant and familiar photographs pinned to the wall, I admire greatly As if I were there, spitting out fish bones and wiping the fish oil from my mouth I remember we'd horseplay on the porch, under our rustic safehouse, our place of love and care Lost now, I've returned to regain myself I inhale the scent of my second love It's beautiful A dream so vivid, my tears of joy succumb as I am awoken to see the carpet's rigid brilliance Sharply drawn out cats worship, aligned to our center
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Nov 25, 2017
Nov 25, 2017 at 12:01 PM UTC
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Awoken, my brother and I step out to **** on the dead mice With our gun-gee hair gluing the mosquitoes to our heads The strong pleasant and familiar photographs pinned to the wall, I admire greatly As if I were there, spitting out fish bones and wiping the fish oil from my mouth I remember we'd horseplay on the porch, under our rustic safehouse, our place of love and care Lost now, I've returned to regain myself I inhale the scent of my second love It's beautiful A dream so vivid, my tears of joy succumb as I am awoken to see the carpet's rigid brilliance Sharply drawn out cats worship, aligned to our center
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Nov 25, 2017
Nov 25, 2017 at 12:01 PM UTC
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