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87 words couldn't mean a thing. i love you's are simply lies and deceiving. i suddenly puke out more thoughts of my death. i hate these guns in my hands. they often linger until i tear my heart out. a person; a place, a thing. i'm odd; in a stage, where this mask appeals to them all. he can say 87 words to me. and i still wouldn't take them. not today, not for him, not for them. some say i'm odd; strange, deranged, but simply i'm a misfit. i feel out of place in a world that's so socially fake. a fraud. a plate of snakes. each glass of champagne that corrodes their lungs. It's golden sparkling color provokes my mind. the taste is exquisite yet poison to my mouth. it seeps inside. it withers around until it deludes me. it chokes, it holds my hand so swiftly. 87 words and he still thinks i'm here. here, with him. but i'm no longer here. i'm already gone. i can't make you stay or leave. but i know you'll go when im already so slow. my vacant eyes tear my face down. the proximity of my shredded skin is 2 inches apart. tornado old breathes. couldn't bring you to me in a million gazes. and i sit. i sit. i ponder and sit. because i know. oh god, i know. that you'll end up leaving and i don't care what you say. what you think. but you know i'm right. you'll find somebody else. who isn't so odd. and frankly, im alright with that. nobody knows what i am. nobody cares. not even you. you think just by playing nice and friendly that'll be true? i'm vile. i'm manipulative. i'm a god damn riot. and you're just a essay of insincere words. 87 words and you still try. you still speak. to me as if i can't lie. i lie around this kingdom of sorrow. i hold my ground. i don't cry. i don't feel sorrow. I don't feel anything. you could say i do. you could say im wrong. but you don't love me. you don't, you can't, you will never. so pucker up those lips of yours. cause i don't think you're mine. and i know you're not ready. for a riot. a riot like me. 87 words and i'm not what you want. so you mean nothing to me. just as i do to you.
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The emo girl turned to her father. I think the world is over now, she said. They were standing on a precipice overlooking a city. The clay evoked the fire and fire provoked them. Jumbled bones in the ardor. Her daddy was a wire-covered bovine of a man. He turned and hocked and spit and popped open a can of lukewarm Four Loko. Seems to be that way, he replied.She scoffed and blinked her eye. The other one had been torn out by a piece of shrapnel. Only a thick tortoise shell scar carved in her small white head remained. She was wearing a zombie Hello Kitty t-shirt spored by chickenshit. His round stomach dribbled at the edges of his waistline. He sipped Four Loko. In his free hand the daddy held a scorched piece of wood, a giant matchstick. He was not responsible for the crackling. He could not pretend that he had hurt a thing. Had they not been hiding in the forest, eating deer cancered by the fumes, they would not have survived. Now no home could be distinguished. But they both felt strongly about this one.
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