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I’ve seen your work before; fearless, freshly framed for those colored ******* slowly visible in moist   and languid ways, splitting sleekest hairs in scorched sheets, cinematic, grotesque grunts humming the atmosphere.  This is your love at it’s latter, punching dusty walls dim, holy **** firecrackers pressed against bellies, new equations filling the exterior in jittery squirms.  The plot is peeling smokeless holes, unfiltered, breathless, old solos fading in filth across the canvas as dark eyes spark slurpy tangent twists, their keys tight against the lock, slowly pushing the door open to jagged letters.  You can’t blame me for following your footsteps. It’s my duty to leave those strike-through images against the blackboard, single-spaced adjectives lining the detail, similar to how you fed those *******   of your time with florescent glitter. We’re very much alike, you and I, stiff steel of goodness, tight-strapped, monstered, baptized with crafted portraits, old yet so close to home, breathing inside our interior.
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 10:44 AM UTC
Old Habits Never Die
I’ve seen your work before; fearless, freshly framed for those colored ******* slowly visible in moist   and languid ways, splitting sleekest hairs in scorched sheets, cinematic, grotesque grunts humming the atmosphere.  This is your love at it’s latter, punching dusty walls dim, holy **** firecrackers pressed against bellies, new equations filling the exterior in jittery squirms.  The plot is peeling smokeless holes, unfiltered, breathless, old solos fading in filth across the canvas as dark eyes spark slurpy tangent twists, their keys tight against the lock, slowly pushing the door open to jagged letters.  You can’t blame me for following your footsteps. It’s my duty to leave those strike-through images against the blackboard, single-spaced adjectives lining the detail, similar to how you fed those *******   of your time with florescent glitter. We’re very much alike, you and I, stiff steel of goodness, tight-strapped, monstered, baptized with crafted portraits, old yet so close to home, breathing inside our interior.
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30/M/Middlesex, NC
Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 10:44 AM UTC
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