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I climbed into bed, dizzy from the drinks and the dancing and the fun Staring at the darkness, Is this the ceiling or the wall? I feel the air between my teeth They are not pressed together I think to myself, *How sad is it, that I need to go to bed with ***** for blood so as not to feel the weight piling on my bones?* I am not the girl I used to be-- I used to wipe away worry like a foggy mirror, but now my stomach is in a permanent knot and my skin is soaking wet from the stress shower I have taken and it won't seem to dry My mother laughed at me when I said the word Desserts has always come out but now I'm speaking backwards I am not your daughter
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 8:23 PM UTC
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I climbed into bed, dizzy from the drinks and the dancing and the fun Staring at the darkness, Is this the ceiling or the wall? I feel the air between my teeth They are not pressed together I think to myself, *How sad is it, that I need to go to bed with ***** for blood so as not to feel the weight piling on my bones?* I am not the girl I used to be-- I used to wipe away worry like a foggy mirror, but now my stomach is in a permanent knot and my skin is soaking wet from the stress shower I have taken and it won't seem to dry My mother laughed at me when I said the word Desserts has always come out but now I'm speaking backwards I am not your daughter
elizabeth2014
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 8:23 PM UTC
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