"She's the last cowboy in the world. Whole person is romance and failure"

Carmela 2022-11-11 23:09:39


She dabbles
in everything She gets nothing She spends her time on everything with a purpose

She sings with a band on stage She knows everyone
She owes no one she can't pay even if she owes

Her beauty doesn't
meet much Makes you want to be yourself more than just being like her

with her like being in New York
She makes you want to find your life instead of running away

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until then
all that she Well-organized things
start to fall apart and start to disappear

She has no other skills
to survive

in this world for a split second
Her charm suddenly becomes borderline hysteria

One can feel her impending failure
She smells The smell of rancidity

Her youth is dead All she
does is drag the rancid corpse around

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"I have a passion for everything
but I don't know
how to survive in this world"

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"She's the last cowboy in the world. The
whole person is romance and failure"

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Mistress America quotes

  • Brooke: What's going on at college?

    Tracy: Everyone's really excited about the frozen yogurt machine in the student center.

    Brooke: I watched my mother die.

    Tracy: What?

    Brooke: I was with my mother while she died.

    Tracy: I don't know any dead people.

    Brooke: That's cool about the frozen yogurt machine. Everyone I love dies.

    BrookeTracy: Laughter

  • Brooke: You can't *really* know what it is to *want* things until you're *at least* 30. And then with each passing year, it gets bigger... because the *want* is more, and the *possibility* is less. Like how each passing year of your life seems faster because it's a smaller portion of your total life. Like that. But in reverse. Everything becomes pure want.