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Mind forced to wonder The planes of oblivion Heart blackened and rough Covered in obsidian This is the damnation Of the body I'm sitting in Abandoned and hopeless Im lying there helpless And youre standing there selfish You have done your damages Rained your destruction No need for bandages They are only obstructions Witness the wounds Observe their infection This is merely obsession Filled with deception Shackled and bound By chains of depression Now terrorfied to feel Heart sunk in reccession Once was full But now only a cresent A sliver a life Cursed with agression That only you can lessen With you beautiful blessing Just your pressence your essence Is all I require To lift me up higher And escape this fire On top that spire Is the spot I desire I will try to fly us But my wings are so tired From lifting you Out of the brire But I won't quit until we make it Only then can I retire
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Jun 13, 2010
Jun 13, 2010 at 6:59 PM UTC
Final Flight
Mind forced to wonder The planes of oblivion Heart blackened and rough Covered in obsidian This is the damnation Of the body I'm sitting in Abandoned and hopeless Im lying there helpless And youre standing there selfish You have done your damages Rained your destruction No need for bandages They are only obstructions Witness the wounds Observe their infection This is merely obsession Filled with deception Shackled and bound By chains of depression Now terrorfied to feel Heart sunk in reccession Once was full But now only a cresent A sliver a life Cursed with agression That only you can lessen With you beautiful blessing Just your pressence your essence Is all I require To lift me up higher And escape this fire On top that spire Is the spot I desire I will try to fly us But my wings are so tired From lifting you Out of the brire But I won't quit until we make it Only then can I retire
Anthony J. Alexander 2008
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Jun 13, 2010
Jun 13, 2010 at 6:59 PM UTC
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