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trip flare   and they are in a singing, soprano sea of light my heart thumping, baritone,   my eyes digesting this metastasizing meal   choking on it, until   the guy beside me opens fire,   emptying a magazine before I flip from safety to rock ’n roll auto   both of us now filling the killing fields with tracers, whizzing shouting shadows in this sorrowful symphony…   the light fades in the newly darkened pit   the crawling ebony clad shapes stop, the conductor, long gone   to another stinking stage,   while here, the blood dries black and I have new mournful memoirs of  the music of madness
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 6:49 PM UTC
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trip flare   and they are in a singing, soprano sea of light my heart thumping, baritone,   my eyes digesting this metastasizing meal   choking on it, until   the guy beside me opens fire,   emptying a magazine before I flip from safety to rock ’n roll auto   both of us now filling the killing fields with tracers, whizzing shouting shadows in this sorrowful symphony…   the light fades in the newly darkened pit   the crawling ebony clad shapes stop, the conductor, long gone   to another stinking stage,   while here, the blood dries black and I have new mournful memoirs of  the music of madness
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 6:49 PM UTC
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