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It's that time of night when i get feverish in my dreams, ******* girls with **** loaded, thighs gloating and supple, pressure of ******** in between us, when I hear the thump. A slamming; a jarring; a catapaulting into never. Carlos lost his wife, she dipped in the middle of the night when he'd passed out, she'd slipped out, gripped the kids over their hidden mouths and whispered something about tipping out, Pop had gone insane now. Carlos broke a month later. Told me and Ash to take everything. Exhaled a marlboro, shucked his shoulders, ripped open that tiny Celica and shifted. Gone. Burns black-eyed into the carpet, bottles on the sill, pacifiers thrown like condoms-- haphazard, but carefully placed. Now the people living there throw the girl around, she cries.
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 10:42 AM UTC
Geneva Park. Apt. 315 B.
It's that time of night when i get feverish in my dreams, ******* girls with **** loaded, thighs gloating and supple, pressure of ******** in between us, when I hear the thump. A slamming; a jarring; a catapaulting into never. Carlos lost his wife, she dipped in the middle of the night when he'd passed out, she'd slipped out, gripped the kids over their hidden mouths and whispered something about tipping out, Pop had gone insane now. Carlos broke a month later. Told me and Ash to take everything. Exhaled a marlboro, shucked his shoulders, ripped open that tiny Celica and shifted. Gone. Burns black-eyed into the carpet, bottles on the sill, pacifiers thrown like condoms-- haphazard, but carefully placed. Now the people living there throw the girl around, she cries.
Early 2013.
Waverly
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35/M/American
Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 10:42 AM UTC
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