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you believed me once. I was once believed. of all the integrity's born of cigarettes, there are none that come close to the way the world sunk like a shattered lillypad the day we parted offices. offices. if I could do it all over again, the rain would be in space and the sun would be what masks the wet. instead, optimism demands my attention like an angry vocational counsellor (thankfully I ignored that job posting). receipts, tissues, medication, torn envelopes, iPhone, guitar, empty mug sticky stained bottom and sticks of cancer- please tell me there's a reason I should live to 100.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 2:32 PM UTC
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you believed me once. I was once believed. of all the integrity's born of cigarettes, there are none that come close to the way the world sunk like a shattered lillypad the day we parted offices. offices. if I could do it all over again, the rain would be in space and the sun would be what masks the wet. instead, optimism demands my attention like an angry vocational counsellor (thankfully I ignored that job posting). receipts, tissues, medication, torn envelopes, iPhone, guitar, empty mug sticky stained bottom and sticks of cancer- please tell me there's a reason I should live to 100.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 2:32 PM UTC
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