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aches in the old familiar way that your heart once did as a child, begging for love as your mother's side, to be quietly pushed away. to have been shut up with television, pills, food (to think of your youth well there's no word to describe the guilt. your mere birth was an act of abuse on humanity, wasn't it?) this new ache though leads to a progression a growth in shrinkage a strength in will that you never thought was real. this ache takes you to a secret hidden place full of the shimmering hope that you'll feel whole one day.
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Aug 31, 2013
Aug 31, 2013 at 6:39 AM UTC
starvation
aches in the old familiar way that your heart once did as a child, begging for love as your mother's side, to be quietly pushed away. to have been shut up with television, pills, food (to think of your youth well there's no word to describe the guilt. your mere birth was an act of abuse on humanity, wasn't it?) this new ache though leads to a progression a growth in shrinkage a strength in will that you never thought was real. this ache takes you to a secret hidden place full of the shimmering hope that you'll feel whole one day.
m-greene
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Aug 31, 2013
Aug 31, 2013 at 6:39 AM UTC
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