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what is something insignificant that attaches itself easily to whatever it picks up in the passing wind maybe a mosquito i know people like to say their blood is sweet they like to think of themselves as beloved but the truth is you were only nearby with a bit of leg to bite down on they'll fill themselves up with anyone who gets close enough i think i'm the same way or at least i used to be i could tell you why i tend to feel so desperate for wholeness dressed up every morning in my black gown and veil a hand-me-down rosary wrapped around my knuckles but the story gets old the older i get when i was little i told myself i'd never be the dad in the sports car who only listens to oldies but i've been practicing with the sound of rain held by the way it always comes down the same i think i'll stare out the window forever i think i'll never grow tired of the echo
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Nov 2, 2020
Nov 2, 2020 at 11:53 AM UTC
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what is something insignificant that attaches itself easily to whatever it picks up in the passing wind maybe a mosquito i know people like to say their blood is sweet they like to think of themselves as beloved but the truth is you were only nearby with a bit of leg to bite down on they'll fill themselves up with anyone who gets close enough i think i'm the same way or at least i used to be i could tell you why i tend to feel so desperate for wholeness dressed up every morning in my black gown and veil a hand-me-down rosary wrapped around my knuckles but the story gets old the older i get when i was little i told myself i'd never be the dad in the sports car who only listens to oldies but i've been practicing with the sound of rain held by the way it always comes down the same i think i'll stare out the window forever i think i'll never grow tired of the echo
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Nov 2, 2020
Nov 2, 2020 at 11:53 AM UTC
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