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So down, I'm drinking coffee grounds to stay up. Pieces of bark in my cup like a tired dog running on half- woofs. Half & Half fizzles, sizzles West Coast Folgers corporate doorstep. Step lightly / hardwood floorboards. Each creak, each door hinge "hello" couldn't make me go. Fetch me the paper, some poetry, a pen and a pad to write on. To feel right on. Lines so loose that delicates / zip-ups / camisoles lie on the hillside trying to poke the clouds, pop 'em, with their tags. 100% cottonpoly- estersilkrayon blend. Pure blend, breakfast blend. The mug I stole from the caf 'cause they steal from me. Thousands of dollars every semester for Cheerios everyday. Cholesterol doesn't matter to me. Not because I don't care, but because I've lowered the good kind, too. So low, so low, the parking garage elevator girls can't pick me up. So low on morale, my textbook battalion would rather shut me out. So low that I'd let them.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 3:39 PM UTC
West Coast Folgers
So down, I'm drinking coffee grounds to stay up. Pieces of bark in my cup like a tired dog running on half- woofs. Half & Half fizzles, sizzles West Coast Folgers corporate doorstep. Step lightly / hardwood floorboards. Each creak, each door hinge "hello" couldn't make me go. Fetch me the paper, some poetry, a pen and a pad to write on. To feel right on. Lines so loose that delicates / zip-ups / camisoles lie on the hillside trying to poke the clouds, pop 'em, with their tags. 100% cottonpoly- estersilkrayon blend. Pure blend, breakfast blend. The mug I stole from the caf 'cause they steal from me. Thousands of dollars every semester for Cheerios everyday. Cholesterol doesn't matter to me. Not because I don't care, but because I've lowered the good kind, too. So low, so low, the parking garage elevator girls can't pick me up. So low on morale, my textbook battalion would rather shut me out. So low that I'd let them.
christopher-cizek
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 3:39 PM UTC
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