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friday morning, we wake up hungover from last night's binge drinking, because even though we love our jobs, no one really wants to work for their entire lives, when so many things are unanswered, perverted, and misconstrued. hashtag all of those millennial catchphrases, to garner hearts from your friends who you haven't seen in years, friends who work in San Fran, Chicago, Greenwich Village. crank up your laptop speakers, as Neon Indian's Polish Girl plays that **** synth, and take a drag from a P-Funk, before your Grandma hits your shoulder with the newspaper daily— right after she speaks in Vietnamese, asking you what is your name, because she has Alzheimer’s. but in these social media days, isn't everything that is worth mentioning to your sister, everything that is worth fighting for, everything that is ****** in this world, on the internet (maybe, just Twitter tbh). screenshot the cat meme you like, save it, share it, move on. if only she wasn't allergic to cats, maybe it could have worked out. that was 7 years ago. *** ova it. Then, mix your red bull with your coffee, because the next 10 hours of your life, will be revolving around caring about people other than your ungrateful and ingratiating *** don't cry, when I say good-bye. stay for a while, under the shade of the rooftop where the deejay spins Frank Ocean and Frank Sinatra records, as everyone is drinking scotch, or Yuengling, and ashing over the veranda bansister, ; the bad boys try to open their souls to the good girls. and the bad girls, reveal too much to the good boys. we devoured those drugs, as though they were jelly beans from a convenience store, and then we broke into the store and ate some more. break the coals on top of the hookah, puff, puff, pass— inhale, exhale, fit the deformed piece back into the Dinosaur puzzle, and crawl back into bed, pull the covers over your trembling body, shut your eyes, and reflect, for the day is heavy with regret and unsaid things.
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 2:43 PM UTC
unsaid_Things
friday morning, we wake up hungover from last night's binge drinking, because even though we love our jobs, no one really wants to work for their entire lives, when so many things are unanswered, perverted, and misconstrued. hashtag all of those millennial catchphrases, to garner hearts from your friends who you haven't seen in years, friends who work in San Fran, Chicago, Greenwich Village. crank up your laptop speakers, as Neon Indian's Polish Girl plays that **** synth, and take a drag from a P-Funk, before your Grandma hits your shoulder with the newspaper daily— right after she speaks in Vietnamese, asking you what is your name, because she has Alzheimer’s. but in these social media days, isn't everything that is worth mentioning to your sister, everything that is worth fighting for, everything that is ****** in this world, on the internet (maybe, just Twitter tbh). screenshot the cat meme you like, save it, share it, move on. if only she wasn't allergic to cats, maybe it could have worked out. that was 7 years ago. *** ova it. Then, mix your red bull with your coffee, because the next 10 hours of your life, will be revolving around caring about people other than your ungrateful and ingratiating *** don't cry, when I say good-bye. stay for a while, under the shade of the rooftop where the deejay spins Frank Ocean and Frank Sinatra records, as everyone is drinking scotch, or Yuengling, and ashing over the veranda bansister, ; the bad boys try to open their souls to the good girls. and the bad girls, reveal too much to the good boys. we devoured those drugs, as though they were jelly beans from a convenience store, and then we broke into the store and ate some more. break the coals on top of the hookah, puff, puff, pass— inhale, exhale, fit the deformed piece back into the Dinosaur puzzle, and crawl back into bed, pull the covers over your trembling body, shut your eyes, and reflect, for the day is heavy with regret and unsaid things.
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