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A crooked jaw through the middle of my bottom teeth is a reward for a night well spent. Charisma and charm, the loquacious chasm between a visionary and a car salesmen. Spent time, people, and energy on credit so that no one was left to stand between me and the pavement. Now a canyon runs through my jaw and I can’t smile right, and my ear always hurts, my chin clicks, my eyes sit deeper, my neck aches from looking over my shoulder, tongue bleeds from biting, mind’s weak, linguistic chess, anticipatory dialogue ripe with plastic fruit. It leaves me nourished with doubt to speak outloud and move outside my shadow.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 2:13 AM UTC
Knockout
A crooked jaw through the middle of my bottom teeth is a reward for a night well spent. Charisma and charm, the loquacious chasm between a visionary and a car salesmen. Spent time, people, and energy on credit so that no one was left to stand between me and the pavement. Now a canyon runs through my jaw and I can’t smile right, and my ear always hurts, my chin clicks, my eyes sit deeper, my neck aches from looking over my shoulder, tongue bleeds from biting, mind’s weak, linguistic chess, anticipatory dialogue ripe with plastic fruit. It leaves me nourished with doubt to speak outloud and move outside my shadow.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 2:13 AM UTC
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