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Trying to fit into their ways in answer To the imploding impulses that daily That daily scatter and course violently through my veins Like rats on a riotous rampage, I revolted against the raging tide separating me from romance. Armed only with an obstinate oar, I waded and spun in absent, bereft waters, Scrolling loveless letters lost in illusion, Fondling friends and family like a fiery foe, Offering only cheap chocolates as comforting condolences. Riddled with rejection, Two testing alternatives availed: Find refuge in the land of the plutonic Or challenge death alone on the choppy deluge. Here’s to being the best friend a woman could ask for.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 2:53 AM UTC
What I Can't Have
Trying to fit into their ways in answer To the imploding impulses that daily That daily scatter and course violently through my veins Like rats on a riotous rampage, I revolted against the raging tide separating me from romance. Armed only with an obstinate oar, I waded and spun in absent, bereft waters, Scrolling loveless letters lost in illusion, Fondling friends and family like a fiery foe, Offering only cheap chocolates as comforting condolences. Riddled with rejection, Two testing alternatives availed: Find refuge in the land of the plutonic Or challenge death alone on the choppy deluge. Here’s to being the best friend a woman could ask for.
travis-frank
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Daejeon, South Korea
Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 2:53 AM UTC
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