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I really like those clouds is what i tell my mom in the car going down the hill into garland- ***** grimy stained, city of which I semi-love mostly hate. They were long strips of cotton, the underbelly of a zebra, and- don't tell- but they reminded me of you. Her response, which ones? and then I wonder what they mean. I wonder what we mean is how I first respond in my head, but don't worry, i correct myself. and then a wave of nauseating annoyance embraces my body and I become so sick of the words "what it means" that I want to sprout wings and fly home. But we keep going further and further down the hill, we are in garland, when she redeems herself: it looks like the sea, they are the islands in an ocean of sky. I like the answer, and so I tell my wings, and my hopes, not to grow.
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 12:41 AM UTC
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I really like those clouds is what i tell my mom in the car going down the hill into garland- ***** grimy stained, city of which I semi-love mostly hate. They were long strips of cotton, the underbelly of a zebra, and- don't tell- but they reminded me of you. Her response, which ones? and then I wonder what they mean. I wonder what we mean is how I first respond in my head, but don't worry, i correct myself. and then a wave of nauseating annoyance embraces my body and I become so sick of the words "what it means" that I want to sprout wings and fly home. But we keep going further and further down the hill, we are in garland, when she redeems herself: it looks like the sea, they are the islands in an ocean of sky. I like the answer, and so I tell my wings, and my hopes, not to grow.
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 12:41 AM UTC
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