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there are nights where your absence chokes out my breath and the only way i can finally rest      is to heavy-handedly pull at the tides of my brew           the way you'd paw at the hips of my skirt           silently signaling you'd finally had too much to drink your lack of grace illuminated in whiskey-breath and neon jukebox glow so off we'd go      leading the liqour-lust parade      trailing downpours of drink chips in our wake and you'd take up my hand in your forklift phalanges such a prideful little man-cub with a puffed out chest and a leather vest      only softening your edges in the sanctity of my lumpy bed      when you've got the chance to rest your noisy head atop my naked breast oh you rusted demi-god though i do miss the struggle and the snuggles and the ***           i'll be just fine with my growler of stout           and your leftover whiskey in the freezer forgetting what i'd learn during our staggered steps home
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 2:54 AM UTC
last call.
there are nights where your absence chokes out my breath and the only way i can finally rest      is to heavy-handedly pull at the tides of my brew           the way you'd paw at the hips of my skirt           silently signaling you'd finally had too much to drink your lack of grace illuminated in whiskey-breath and neon jukebox glow so off we'd go      leading the liqour-lust parade      trailing downpours of drink chips in our wake and you'd take up my hand in your forklift phalanges such a prideful little man-cub with a puffed out chest and a leather vest      only softening your edges in the sanctity of my lumpy bed      when you've got the chance to rest your noisy head atop my naked breast oh you rusted demi-god though i do miss the struggle and the snuggles and the ***           i'll be just fine with my growler of stout           and your leftover whiskey in the freezer forgetting what i'd learn during our staggered steps home
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 2:54 AM UTC
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