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Dark Charizard

from Telling by Friend of My Youth

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So am I working out? Make me an enemy. I make my friends despise me so they’ll think about me. I’m not outside your door; I don’t do that anymore. I just go dark and act bored. Maybe I can’t hang.

So come on and let me in. I’ll stand too close and get distant. There’s nothing I won’t do to feel that kind of rush again. Yeah, I’m a sucker still, since the second year of camp. But that’s twenty bucks I’d spend again if I still had the chance. Maybe I don’t change.

Are you setting me aside? Do you want to? Is it worth it if I tell myself I told you so? The answer’s still no.

I want to talk about you. I want to be someone you talk to. I want to say the right thing one thousand times more than I do. But if you’re staying home, that’s understandable. I just go on and on and on. I just talk in circles.

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from Telling, released July 19, 2019

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Friend of My Youth Corvallis, Oregon

oh, this is it, this is it, I see the bare beauty of the ending I will contrive!

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