

From a Broken iHomeSitting on top of a shelf full of testifiers, the scratchy sounds of the auxiliary system bear witness to a life spent in transit. Trips back and forth between three homes in three cities, three families split and rebuilt. Three times youve been thrown into a trash bag or suitcase, hauled in the back of a car or bus accompanied by bawling voices and clenched fists. Three times youve been the first item yanked out and plugged in, voiced the way it sounds to tear up a life. It sounds like kids who feel like dead ends. It sounds like making do.From a Broken iHome
Sometimes in the downtime it sounds like good times. Like Mickey Avalon,


NumbersMurield kissed you eight times before leading you into bed. Later, you learned about Nic. If you make out with her, TTYN. She might have meant it. You almost found out, soaking in a tub full of chlorine, rum and girls. Listing firsts, you said Muriel. Ew, said Nic. Talk to you never, you thought.Numbers
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Every ManHe's drunk, so I tease him about prostitutes. His suit jacket is hooked over his knee and his arms are around the back of the couch. Every now and then he loosens his tie; the knot is nearly at his navel. Shirt cuffs bunched comfortably around his elbows, the cufflinks forgotten on the floor, he works at his collar; several minutes (and several curses) later, he's freed two buttons and settled into a sprawl, long legs ending abruptly underneath the coffee table.Every Man
"Pros--prostitutes?" He's genuinely surprised. "Hookers?"
"The very same."
"Where for the


Colours ConfusedColors ConfusedColours Confused
Leaves, leaves falling in shades of burnt red and rusty gold. Muted, washed out Griffindor
(“-bitch”, he snarls and he tastes like everything that’s oh so perfectly wrong. “Is this how you like it?”)
colors, drifting down like dying butterflies. They rest their tired little heads on her robes, pretty jagged edges grazing open wounds. She breathes lightly because it hurts,
(like his kisses, she can remember that much. Violent, intrusive, ones that make her want more because forbidden fruit always tastes sweeter)
hurts in ways she can’t describe.  
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