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7 pm like clockwork A row of tiny, flat pearl soldiers Gulped whole So the dissolving of chalk suffocates the belly Not tongue A dozen little tablets Now down to fraternal twins Dark circles the colour of a bruise Now fade away to sand Washed away by time and sea Angry red streaks hiss over my skin On my thighs, my sides, my ******* Now yawn gossamer tiger marks Proof of my excess My will to heal Curling fingers over my proof Eyes black as charcoal Glint like the night When the looking glass Proudly catches a hint of a smile.
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Apr 7, 2021
Apr 7, 2021 at 9:15 AM UTC
olanzapine + risperidone
7 pm like clockwork A row of tiny, flat pearl soldiers Gulped whole So the dissolving of chalk suffocates the belly Not tongue A dozen little tablets Now down to fraternal twins Dark circles the colour of a bruise Now fade away to sand Washed away by time and sea Angry red streaks hiss over my skin On my thighs, my sides, my ******* Now yawn gossamer tiger marks Proof of my excess My will to heal Curling fingers over my proof Eyes black as charcoal Glint like the night When the looking glass Proudly catches a hint of a smile.
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19/F/Singapore
Apr 7, 2021
Apr 7, 2021 at 9:15 AM UTC
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