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years before I was born are the most difficult to forget and in turn the most arduous to forgive I liken myself to a criminal trafficker burglar thriving off my skin bathing in my own chest cavity each day I wake up and my cells **** themselves at the point of full collapse my dendrites and synapses abide when I look back now on years past, things that have been said, or done, or not said, or not done I realize there is no leaving there is no going there is no running there is what is left and all that follows
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
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years before I was born are the most difficult to forget and in turn the most arduous to forgive I liken myself to a criminal trafficker burglar thriving off my skin bathing in my own chest cavity each day I wake up and my cells **** themselves at the point of full collapse my dendrites and synapses abide when I look back now on years past, things that have been said, or done, or not said, or not done I realize there is no leaving there is no going there is no running there is what is left and all that follows
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
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