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Pure cane sugartar that sits on teeth, sits on a canine porch swing and swings too far, kicking the enamel siding, wood knots, and greying-thin windows. More exposed than Brad Pitt's marriage or JonBenét Ramsay on the cover of Old World News Daily in the dentist's office. And there we are. We're bleached white and burning beneath paparazzi bulbs and a a ****** case. Brief case money/ two thousand fourteen and it's still relevant, still useful blood money. Novocain lightning flash; burn a tree. Cali home tucked behind parsley palms. Fortune teller, baby, O.J. didn't do it. Not The Juice, not him. The gloves. The gloves. The gloves. Comfort of picket fence rainbrushed paint stripping. Raymour retail of a mocha-cushion couch half-off 'cause the back's spattered with toothpaste and taxpayer juice like Grandma's cancer handbag. Put your feet up, stay a while. Don't leave.
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Nov 17, 2014
Nov 17, 2014 at 10:14 AM UTC
The Gloves
Pure cane sugartar that sits on teeth, sits on a canine porch swing and swings too far, kicking the enamel siding, wood knots, and greying-thin windows. More exposed than Brad Pitt's marriage or JonBenét Ramsay on the cover of Old World News Daily in the dentist's office. And there we are. We're bleached white and burning beneath paparazzi bulbs and a a ****** case. Brief case money/ two thousand fourteen and it's still relevant, still useful blood money. Novocain lightning flash; burn a tree. Cali home tucked behind parsley palms. Fortune teller, baby, O.J. didn't do it. Not The Juice, not him. The gloves. The gloves. The gloves. Comfort of picket fence rainbrushed paint stripping. Raymour retail of a mocha-cushion couch half-off 'cause the back's spattered with toothpaste and taxpayer juice like Grandma's cancer handbag. Put your feet up, stay a while. Don't leave.
christopher-cizek
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Nov 17, 2014
Nov 17, 2014 at 10:14 AM UTC
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