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pressure pressure pressure hollow paper skin I'm not a paper airplane and I can't pretend to fly through stormy wednesday mornings when the rain begins to drop; here begins the tailspin structure folding under paper-coated hollow bones the skeleton that shivers here begins the pressure. irking little seed with roots deep cut, knees cut down to bleed you on the street and stretched upon the ground pressure curls you under I've got here this paper skin with tons of flesh to mark reorganize to find inside organs tucked in battered skin, with paper thin crumpled in your hand you thought it ripped; really only crinkled
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 6:27 AM UTC
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pressure pressure pressure hollow paper skin I'm not a paper airplane and I can't pretend to fly through stormy wednesday mornings when the rain begins to drop; here begins the tailspin structure folding under paper-coated hollow bones the skeleton that shivers here begins the pressure. irking little seed with roots deep cut, knees cut down to bleed you on the street and stretched upon the ground pressure curls you under I've got here this paper skin with tons of flesh to mark reorganize to find inside organs tucked in battered skin, with paper thin crumpled in your hand you thought it ripped; really only crinkled
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 6:27 AM UTC
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