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i am afraid we have begun to dissociate, unable to dissolve, I dissipate we lavish emotion, laugh laudably and cry with our larynx ripped out of our throats i just need a little attention 'cause it's midday and the midwife has a migraine, with spoiled milk and clogged drains, laundry a mile-long with tenuous children tense with grimace and gray we believe uncertainty for the hopeless and expectations for the great the subtle hum followed by slithering smirks followed by snarls and sneers and weird sober social experiments, followed by small town dramas and big time hypocrites.
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 1:07 PM UTC
Well, they sure ain't sharks
i am afraid we have begun to dissociate, unable to dissolve, I dissipate we lavish emotion, laugh laudably and cry with our larynx ripped out of our throats i just need a little attention 'cause it's midday and the midwife has a migraine, with spoiled milk and clogged drains, laundry a mile-long with tenuous children tense with grimace and gray we believe uncertainty for the hopeless and expectations for the great the subtle hum followed by slithering smirks followed by snarls and sneers and weird sober social experiments, followed by small town dramas and big time hypocrites.
(C) Shang
Shang
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 1:07 PM UTC
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