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I have handled pieces and fragments of my fiancé’s skull as I plucked them from my driveway and tucked them in the bushes, put to rest I have scrubbed the last ****** gurgles Of stomach bile from the room That your father died in, and the linens That comforted and held him as he went I have cleaned elderly poopie trails Off the polished wood floors As they wind their way to the bathroom Where gramps is stuck on the floor, again Is it too much to ask For a little help with the ******* dishes?
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 3:26 PM UTC
Yuckie
I have handled pieces and fragments of my fiancé’s skull as I plucked them from my driveway and tucked them in the bushes, put to rest I have scrubbed the last ****** gurgles Of stomach bile from the room That your father died in, and the linens That comforted and held him as he went I have cleaned elderly poopie trails Off the polished wood floors As they wind their way to the bathroom Where gramps is stuck on the floor, again Is it too much to ask For a little help with the ******* dishes?
Im so tired of the one doing all the yucky things.
Fumbletongue
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 3:26 PM UTC
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