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your smile fills my heart like the smoke from this cigarette fills my lungs and exhaling the smoke is a lot easier than trying to rid myself of the safety and comfort of your crooked grin your eyes, they can’t possibly lie to me not like mine lie to my mother when she asks if I’ve done all of my chores but somehow I find it easier to take the feeling of deceit than handle the disappointment in your eyes and your hands they tremble when they hold mine they shake with the fear of the unknown
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 11:43 AM UTC
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your smile fills my heart like the smoke from this cigarette fills my lungs and exhaling the smoke is a lot easier than trying to rid myself of the safety and comfort of your crooked grin your eyes, they can’t possibly lie to me not like mine lie to my mother when she asks if I’ve done all of my chores but somehow I find it easier to take the feeling of deceit than handle the disappointment in your eyes and your hands they tremble when they hold mine they shake with the fear of the unknown
lucy-marie
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 11:43 AM UTC
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