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In the time it took me to start over I died by your side with closure on my self-imposed solitude from every soul in a fighting mood with inherited axes to grind in line to use the men’s bathroom during the last game, immune to the toxic byproducts of extended cab pick-up trucks circling the drain of made up settling sentiment trickling through the air connecting you lungs with mine, an irredeemable line in the low tide sand and inescapable memory holes fret the yet again brethren sending their regards while they take up arms against mended fences wrestling with a cost, the interest, and late fees eternal grown from the infernal jest we let foment into rent checks and a stale hex revealed next to nothing in a book I did not write that you read all the same
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Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 at 12:14 AM UTC
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In the time it took me to start over I died by your side with closure on my self-imposed solitude from every soul in a fighting mood with inherited axes to grind in line to use the men’s bathroom during the last game, immune to the toxic byproducts of extended cab pick-up trucks circling the drain of made up settling sentiment trickling through the air connecting you lungs with mine, an irredeemable line in the low tide sand and inescapable memory holes fret the yet again brethren sending their regards while they take up arms against mended fences wrestling with a cost, the interest, and late fees eternal grown from the infernal jest we let foment into rent checks and a stale hex revealed next to nothing in a book I did not write that you read all the same
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Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 at 12:14 AM UTC
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