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Hate begins here. A dark, coagulating chasm where our love gets sent back again and again. It gathers, thickens, dies, with a scream and fury and pain and pressure and desperation we push against it. and a whimper. our sputtering emotions flays us stochastically, trickling our warm compassion over every other part of us tainted with putrid black flecks of spite, and bubbles of ghostly "please"es. All our protest and futility wedges it here -- in this malignant crevice of memory -- deeper and denser deeper denser when if only we could stop. It could break free. if only
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 3:06 PM UTC
Blood-letting
Hate begins here. A dark, coagulating chasm where our love gets sent back again and again. It gathers, thickens, dies, with a scream and fury and pain and pressure and desperation we push against it. and a whimper. our sputtering emotions flays us stochastically, trickling our warm compassion over every other part of us tainted with putrid black flecks of spite, and bubbles of ghostly "please"es. All our protest and futility wedges it here -- in this malignant crevice of memory -- deeper and denser deeper denser when if only we could stop. It could break free. if only
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 3:06 PM UTC
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