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Faster, gambling rambling Mother, glides Laughing, Africa sailing smooth Jazz lips, spit gold Gorgeous. I told you so. Sil, never leaning, ********* his last basket of fire, Glitzy **** box of matches, ashes crowd and birth Saturday nights, street lights scattering a boy sullen, smiles rolling across faces Another line down dust flailing tubes of tissue, The mirror steadies the marrow, bones breaking gums, blow another let a little light shine through, and he'll watch himself stone the silence of Jazz and all that jazz and laugh it off until the sun illuminates what god gave, *** and sleep and smoke and sin Every night, a gun explodes and I've got to smile, I've got a little white witch swallowing, brass eyes to the West, gold-- this has never been so hot Not like thighs lingering for another second, pass her around until we're giggling and crossing our legs as young ladies do but, I'll save that for Sunday morning.
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Aug 14, 2012
Aug 14, 2012 at 12:39 AM UTC
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Faster, gambling rambling Mother, glides Laughing, Africa sailing smooth Jazz lips, spit gold Gorgeous. I told you so. Sil, never leaning, ********* his last basket of fire, Glitzy **** box of matches, ashes crowd and birth Saturday nights, street lights scattering a boy sullen, smiles rolling across faces Another line down dust flailing tubes of tissue, The mirror steadies the marrow, bones breaking gums, blow another let a little light shine through, and he'll watch himself stone the silence of Jazz and all that jazz and laugh it off until the sun illuminates what god gave, *** and sleep and smoke and sin Every night, a gun explodes and I've got to smile, I've got a little white witch swallowing, brass eyes to the West, gold-- this has never been so hot Not like thighs lingering for another second, pass her around until we're giggling and crossing our legs as young ladies do but, I'll save that for Sunday morning.
alysha-l-scott
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Aug 14, 2012
Aug 14, 2012 at 12:39 AM UTC
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