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Contra Queen
  Her heart was a stone
  and still
  it never sank beneath
  the waves she was drowning in
  She felt cold and alone
  And she couldn’t find her throne
  She smelled peppermint and tasted blood
  Still all she heard was the click
  Of her heals on the hard pavement
  Beneath her
  She was Carmon
  The contra queen of California
  Living life in the clouds
  Falling down with the rain
  To the ground
  Hitting harder than
  Than all the no-names
  Who fill the void in her chest
  With meaningless kisses
  She was Carmon
  The contra queen at 17
  Walking the streets
  So mean
  Without a glimmer of regret

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