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These monstrous buildings that loom above us cast a shadow similar to an abusive father, hand cocked back as if the taste of his palm will remind those he sways of metallic bullets and the forgotten stroll the ****** streets stumbling through lifeless puddles as if a drunken Jesus and the lonely seek solitude and crave desire and the life that fills the morgues and graveyards provides enough iron for the worlds deficiency, ashing our fingers as anxious seraphims pull out our nails and staple eviction notices to joy and mercy me the trees fall to their knees as if battered toddlers could speak above the screaming silence at the table of a broken home.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 1:04 AM UTC
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These monstrous buildings that loom above us cast a shadow similar to an abusive father, hand cocked back as if the taste of his palm will remind those he sways of metallic bullets and the forgotten stroll the ****** streets stumbling through lifeless puddles as if a drunken Jesus and the lonely seek solitude and crave desire and the life that fills the morgues and graveyards provides enough iron for the worlds deficiency, ashing our fingers as anxious seraphims pull out our nails and staple eviction notices to joy and mercy me the trees fall to their knees as if battered toddlers could speak above the screaming silence at the table of a broken home.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 1:04 AM UTC
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