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confess, sinner. confess.


the locker room.

the catholic confession room 

for eighth grade girls, 

only to collect their 

tears into empty perfume 

bottles and to be 

sprayed onto their

collarbones. 

 

 

- the main thing i have learned is to  never leave without

locker room tear perfume dripping off of my collarbones. 

 

 

 

 

 

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