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To learn to Live to find Happiness where There once was Misery and to See when once was blind To hate to love through The thick and thin of It all and to breath the Same air as thine enemy To trample of angelic Dirt, touching the soft Face of a child who was Born to die in a world Where sadness is a by-product Of legislative necessity To break minds and hearts in Spite of all the civil wars and Civil liberties movements, songs Played and lost in crumpled Sheet music of time Pressing a hand onto Prison glass while there Are only nightmares behind The frozen steel bars of the imagination Our sons and our daughters Linger on the brink of Insanities leash and I am one of them The glass shatters as Mismatched celebrity lovers Entertain us with their Mundane lives and their Soft core ***** re-enactments Of the human condition I pass by the lepers Of television, swearing that The good times were the best Times in the past, yet I see only The burning history books Upon their shelves, weeping As they comb their hair for the last time Smelling the sulfur upon My fingernails Rotting to the core of it Trickling cool blood in the The devil's dandruff A former president smiling Making up for all the wrong By doing now, all the right We are in constant remorse This American land We were born on a graveyard Of the gentle and peaceful Our dreams will Stir and writhe with The ghosts of the past Our children will forget About the beauty of the ocean And the serene simplicity Of mother wind Tossed in the grotto of anonymity We will lose our names We will lose our faces We will lose our throne of thievery Justifying all that we have done On the basis of Darwin The clock will turn The loser becomes the winner And the winner Melts like Wet ashes At a Deserted Campfire
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 3:27 AM UTC
As Planes Shift
To learn to Live to find Happiness where There once was Misery and to See when once was blind To hate to love through The thick and thin of It all and to breath the Same air as thine enemy To trample of angelic Dirt, touching the soft Face of a child who was Born to die in a world Where sadness is a by-product Of legislative necessity To break minds and hearts in Spite of all the civil wars and Civil liberties movements, songs Played and lost in crumpled Sheet music of time Pressing a hand onto Prison glass while there Are only nightmares behind The frozen steel bars of the imagination Our sons and our daughters Linger on the brink of Insanities leash and I am one of them The glass shatters as Mismatched celebrity lovers Entertain us with their Mundane lives and their Soft core ***** re-enactments Of the human condition I pass by the lepers Of television, swearing that The good times were the best Times in the past, yet I see only The burning history books Upon their shelves, weeping As they comb their hair for the last time Smelling the sulfur upon My fingernails Rotting to the core of it Trickling cool blood in the The devil's dandruff A former president smiling Making up for all the wrong By doing now, all the right We are in constant remorse This American land We were born on a graveyard Of the gentle and peaceful Our dreams will Stir and writhe with The ghosts of the past Our children will forget About the beauty of the ocean And the serene simplicity Of mother wind Tossed in the grotto of anonymity We will lose our names We will lose our faces We will lose our throne of thievery Justifying all that we have done On the basis of Darwin The clock will turn The loser becomes the winner And the winner Melts like Wet ashes At a Deserted Campfire
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 3:27 AM UTC
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