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I live alone, and am locked inside the confines of my own mind, where i reside in uncompromising thought.   Sometimes, i try, to tap into the solar weather, or something better than what I know, in bestow of what is lost. I can feel a storm, and shout to warn in the lore of a great beast, but marble mouthed I mourn the forlorn obliquity of my distorted screams. I can only be what i wish to be, in the instability of free will, capturing my kills, instilled, beyond my thorn and ivy shields, in the fields of yield-less building of my feelings, kneeling to the appealing satire of your sanity. I randomly, embrace the humanity i disgraced, in my show of force to this spineless space of failure or inexperience, a mockery of my silliness of childish textbook deliverance to my serious concerns, as my success is earned in the blood of burned books, unlearned through the worming risks, of listless bliss with the dying kiss of incompetence.
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 3:15 PM UTC
Handless Mime
I live alone, and am locked inside the confines of my own mind, where i reside in uncompromising thought.   Sometimes, i try, to tap into the solar weather, or something better than what I know, in bestow of what is lost. I can feel a storm, and shout to warn in the lore of a great beast, but marble mouthed I mourn the forlorn obliquity of my distorted screams. I can only be what i wish to be, in the instability of free will, capturing my kills, instilled, beyond my thorn and ivy shields, in the fields of yield-less building of my feelings, kneeling to the appealing satire of your sanity. I randomly, embrace the humanity i disgraced, in my show of force to this spineless space of failure or inexperience, a mockery of my silliness of childish textbook deliverance to my serious concerns, as my success is earned in the blood of burned books, unlearned through the worming risks, of listless bliss with the dying kiss of incompetence.
Mikhael
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 3:15 PM UTC
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