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‘I prefer it dry’ he lied & proceeded to try & impress her with a story about his income & his busyness & his car & his business she pretended not to care answered a phone call & laughed cos her & her troupe were ever so proud of being real crazy & funny & busy & they found that people wouldn’t notice unless they told them so they made sure they did so when there was someone new around she then hung up the phone &  listened to him drone about the perks & the jerks he worked with & how he could do much better if and when he was in charge he then talked of which countries he had been to all over asia, these last 4 years & how he had got drunk she didn’t care about the details but the stories strangely aroused her but somehow moreso in her ***** she could see her kids now with blond hair & cuts like Beiber well clothed & out of the way while she stared at day time television & the lamented the angry day    that April told her to ‘get ******    &  so she slapped her across the face he was pleasant   wasn’t smelly   wasn’t fat   wasn’t asian & as for the meal he did pay the waiter brought the bill & they quivelled so for the drinks he didn’t pay they left together and slept together he didn’t call her but she didn’t care
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Jan 30, 2013
Jan 30, 2013 at 11:43 PM UTC
Love poem no 2
‘I prefer it dry’ he lied & proceeded to try & impress her with a story about his income & his busyness & his car & his business she pretended not to care answered a phone call & laughed cos her & her troupe were ever so proud of being real crazy & funny & busy & they found that people wouldn’t notice unless they told them so they made sure they did so when there was someone new around she then hung up the phone &  listened to him drone about the perks & the jerks he worked with & how he could do much better if and when he was in charge he then talked of which countries he had been to all over asia, these last 4 years & how he had got drunk she didn’t care about the details but the stories strangely aroused her but somehow moreso in her ***** she could see her kids now with blond hair & cuts like Beiber well clothed & out of the way while she stared at day time television & the lamented the angry day    that April told her to ‘get ******    &  so she slapped her across the face he was pleasant   wasn’t smelly   wasn’t fat   wasn’t asian & as for the meal he did pay the waiter brought the bill & they quivelled so for the drinks he didn’t pay they left together and slept together he didn’t call her but she didn’t care
aj-robertson
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Jan 30, 2013
Jan 30, 2013 at 11:43 PM UTC
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