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Eager, ***** I washed my hands of you in Rippling Creek on the 1st of January -- the beginning of the beginning. As you turned to driftwood, the friends and cross-eyed strangers asked what was I thinking when I let go of you. My mouth stitched by bongwater haze all I could do -- watch your notched body soak. Now on the 18th of September, sitting in Fox Hollow, USA, the shiniest of suburbs -- the sober of the sober-- In honest, I say I'd rather have you alive and hating me than dead and loving me. If I lied in the grey dawn, it was out of love. If I lied in the grey dawn, I was out of truth. I'm alone fending off vultures prying in with fake Facebook profiles, taking threats from fathers who long ago went blind, and this much I promise to you and Fox Hollow, USA: I will quarantine the past.
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 6:46 PM UTC
Fox Hollow, U.S.A.
Eager, ***** I washed my hands of you in Rippling Creek on the 1st of January -- the beginning of the beginning. As you turned to driftwood, the friends and cross-eyed strangers asked what was I thinking when I let go of you. My mouth stitched by bongwater haze all I could do -- watch your notched body soak. Now on the 18th of September, sitting in Fox Hollow, USA, the shiniest of suburbs -- the sober of the sober-- In honest, I say I'd rather have you alive and hating me than dead and loving me. If I lied in the grey dawn, it was out of love. If I lied in the grey dawn, I was out of truth. I'm alone fending off vultures prying in with fake Facebook profiles, taking threats from fathers who long ago went blind, and this much I promise to you and Fox Hollow, USA: I will quarantine the past.
jj-hutton
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 6:46 PM UTC
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