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Living is harder than dying,
“All right,” I say and I go on, stronger than Celine Dion’s heart.
She’s not grateful to have an extra home in a place where the biggest danger is Taylor Fucking Swift.
I cross over the walkway built by some family with something against walking on white sand
Don’t make a baby if you’re not capable of unconditional love.
It was summer, drunk girls drown, it happens, her family accepts that she is never coming home—and I walk toward the water. It is winter. Sad girls walk into the water to die. It happens.
Peach is heavy because of the rocks in her pockets, because of the weight of her misery.
he could be a serial killer or the nicest guy in the world, but there is no middle ground for this dude.
she smells like ham sandwiches and rubbing alcohol. I like her tits.
You’re an onion and Karen’s a Maraschino cherry and I love you because onions are more complicated than cherries. I’m doomed.
You never repeat yourself because you’re creative and Karen is not and she pinches my nipple.
Maybe Dan Fox loves Karen Minty, but I don’t love Karen Minty.
“Lies don’t pave the way to joy,”
I picture Karen Minty on all fours with your little body hanging out of her mouth.
Am I nuts? I could just keep eating Karen’s eggs and Karen’s pussy.
You are a whore and Nicky is a prick and sweet Karen, the cum Dumpster,
His breath is made of onions, raw onions.
I cry and watch Pitch Perfect and sing along with the Barden Bellas.
I don’t want to be a person who knows the name of a fictional a cappella group in a chick flick but that’s what love has done to me.
“What goes on at a Dickens Festival?” she asks and her eyes are as open as Karen Minty’s pussy.
I’d almost forgotten that I ordered a DVD of Pitch Perfect; you only watch the download, but you should own what you love, it’s that simple.
I’ve known Thanksgivings without turkey; my dad prefers beef.
Beck loves me in her own way, with a toothbrush, a robe.
Beck looked up solipsistic in the dictionary that night. And now her dictionary is marked with all kinds of words that came out of my mouth and into her world.
You are afraid of the Box of Beck.
You will settle down and I will get through this and I pretend you are a lion at the zoo. I am the zookeeper and I guard the door and I pray that I don’t have to use my fist on you but if I do, you will recover, probably. For now, my job as the zookeeper is to stand by and wait. You’ll wear yourself out soon enough, the same way you wear yourself out on my dick.
“What’s wrong with you?” “I love you.” “This isn’t love. This is sick.” “This is our everythingship,” I say. Our word.
“You’re a sick person and sick people need help, Joe.” I am healthy and you are a trollop;
You call me a sick fuck and you groan and you’re a slob and slobs suffer.