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That is my favorite shade of red how your eyes go when you roll them back, tilt your head back, a little to the left – hurting the leather and yolk of a chair abandoned in the backseat of an alley, right of downtown numbers impressed into the branches, must code every time I spread your legs there. Enough hours to decompose a body bag, but I was alive the entire time and you had enough blood in your face to supply sisters in an orphanage, glittering privately. We sipped coffee some evenings, it became black sand slithering up your dress: I did not add enough cream. The mugs were left organized in an aisle to be gathered later, overcrowded in the glovebox maroon droplets fall onto my toes as I brake – imagine a mouse having cut himself and drowned in the miniature pools you left of my not being good enough for you, but there it is nearly my favorite color again stained between my feet so you cannot fade.
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 7:23 PM UTC
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That is my favorite shade of red how your eyes go when you roll them back, tilt your head back, a little to the left – hurting the leather and yolk of a chair abandoned in the backseat of an alley, right of downtown numbers impressed into the branches, must code every time I spread your legs there. Enough hours to decompose a body bag, but I was alive the entire time and you had enough blood in your face to supply sisters in an orphanage, glittering privately. We sipped coffee some evenings, it became black sand slithering up your dress: I did not add enough cream. The mugs were left organized in an aisle to be gathered later, overcrowded in the glovebox maroon droplets fall onto my toes as I brake – imagine a mouse having cut himself and drowned in the miniature pools you left of my not being good enough for you, but there it is nearly my favorite color again stained between my feet so you cannot fade.
sarina
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 7:23 PM UTC
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