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Train Crash
We flew into Tottenham Hale, and I wanted to crash. I wanted to crash. I wanted to see my mind, a beautiful mind, (or so I’m told), displayed against the door of the underground train, because I need you, and I want you, and I have poured my entire soul into you, but your cruel…
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Sleeping With The Fishes
It had been Christmas since late November, you’ll remember, that I was nervous but knowledgeable, talking about the bodies on the bottom of the blue and brown, as we watched the winter lights reflect on the rain’s mother. I had swiped and swiped, until it felt just right, and by that, I mean, my hand…
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New Podcast Episode
Hola amigos, There is now a brand new episode of Sincerely, Jennifer x available to stream and download from your favourite podcast platform. You can find my podcast here, on all major platforms. Besos, J x Read My Books Hear My Music RECENT FREE CREATIVE WRITING COLLECTIONS Drowning In Us What Ever Happened To Baby…
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Bradley’s Browser History
22/08/18 – 03:28 – Google.com 22/08/18 – 03:28 – Search: How to get a girlfriend 22/08/18 – 03:29 – Search: How to make girls like you 22/08/18 – 03:30 – Search: How to make girls have sex 22/08/18 – 03:31 – Search: How to make girls do what you want 22/08/18 – 03:32 – YouTube.com:…
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I Heard You, Darling
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