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warm black coffee syrup down my esophagus it's a shame you kinged me when you did because i have more to offer than those sweet mint nights out in those cars and as much as i wish i knew how to whisper to the bees, I'm glad I can't I'd rather keep the sting a mystery I hate to sleep in my own bed- it is already filled with ghosts and everything plastered on my walls is a reminder of everything i have failed to achieve your elbow excites me because the angles tell me stories of when dew settled on grass but those stories are strictly for my dreams
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Aug 18, 2013
Aug 18, 2013 at 1:18 AM UTC
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warm black coffee syrup down my esophagus it's a shame you kinged me when you did because i have more to offer than those sweet mint nights out in those cars and as much as i wish i knew how to whisper to the bees, I'm glad I can't I'd rather keep the sting a mystery I hate to sleep in my own bed- it is already filled with ghosts and everything plastered on my walls is a reminder of everything i have failed to achieve your elbow excites me because the angles tell me stories of when dew settled on grass but those stories are strictly for my dreams
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Aug 18, 2013 at 1:18 AM UTC
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