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Queue for a dance with ink upon your wrist, paper wrapped tight and a waiting kiss. Princes march to their kingdom come, on their checkerboard, light board, dance floor hum. Princesses in timely masks of nightmarish dreams hide their real selves in plain sight, with handlebar hair cut into wigs, only hiding scalps of shame. In head, in thought, I spoke 26 words, 7 points of punctuation and 6 saintly verbs: *You left. a dance too short, touch of the *** another ***** for the group, feel of the *** smile and forget, forget she ever asked.*
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 10:42 AM UTC
HALLOWEEN FOR NEW YORK. HALLOWEEN FOR THOUGHT.
Queue for a dance with ink upon your wrist, paper wrapped tight and a waiting kiss. Princes march to their kingdom come, on their checkerboard, light board, dance floor hum. Princesses in timely masks of nightmarish dreams hide their real selves in plain sight, with handlebar hair cut into wigs, only hiding scalps of shame. In head, in thought, I spoke 26 words, 7 points of punctuation and 6 saintly verbs: *You left. a dance too short, touch of the *** another ***** for the group, feel of the *** smile and forget, forget she ever asked.*
tim-knight
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 10:42 AM UTC
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