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Wait for the door by the pillar because she’ll be back again, with an arm around her neck to keep her warm against cold eyes looking down, from the surrounding guys from around the bar. Every jackpot ever, was won in their hearts that night in that shadow of time that they called light. Single girls will always be watched, and those girls with a man attached will always seem unmatched in the eyes of the lonesome. I waited by the door and joined in with her stride, a pace set with vigour and pride. Did I speak? No, never spoke up, just let it carried on until it lit and flared up. When that match hit okra runway slip everything comfortable flipped and switched into a cushion of stone that now dismantles backs, blisters fingers and causes calluses that stop and linger. Hate myself? Increasingly. Personification was me, to her and to me, she was just that. I should really get in contact, and apologise.
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 11:53 AM UTC
WALMART DANCE
Wait for the door by the pillar because she’ll be back again, with an arm around her neck to keep her warm against cold eyes looking down, from the surrounding guys from around the bar. Every jackpot ever, was won in their hearts that night in that shadow of time that they called light. Single girls will always be watched, and those girls with a man attached will always seem unmatched in the eyes of the lonesome. I waited by the door and joined in with her stride, a pace set with vigour and pride. Did I speak? No, never spoke up, just let it carried on until it lit and flared up. When that match hit okra runway slip everything comfortable flipped and switched into a cushion of stone that now dismantles backs, blisters fingers and causes calluses that stop and linger. Hate myself? Increasingly. Personification was me, to her and to me, she was just that. I should really get in contact, and apologise.
tim-knight
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 11:53 AM UTC
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