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She — she sees the stars in eyes — in eyes that shield the sun and yearns; She burns to complete their constellations. She — she learned the world through the vacant gaze of those — of those who’s love is born out’f manipulations. She’s ill — ill from the colors, noise, the emp- -ty reflections in the mirror of social masturbations. She feels — feels the shift, tectonic plates — the weight of souls — souls which drift to shape the soil; The weight of them bends the Earth’s vibrations. She shares her fate, with those souls — souls which shape the face of Earth —the fate of which to walk the plank of their own civilization. She sees — sees the mess; How Mother bares the brunt with body stripp’d, bruised chest and ruptured hips from the disease which wears the crown of her own creation. She smells — smells the depths she’s in — it stinks like old neurosis’ sweat and spirit mold — taste cosmic rust on tin tongue; She’s cold inside her contemplations. She has visions — vis- -ages of prophet flames, let them scorch the deserted planes of her meditations. She hears — hears the crash the Thunder sounds, the Boom! The children glow in radiation. She wants to cry — to cry revolution, but can barely mu- -ster up the bones to demand for some damn-good explanations. She who knows — knows her needs but without will's wit will feed in-to those who live and breed their condemnation, is not without creed, and she knows — She un- -derstands that to be freed by the seed of Nirvana is not — not to be free of those obligations.
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Jul 17, 2017
Jul 17, 2017 at 7:41 PM UTC
[She(she s-e-e-s the stars)]
She — she sees the stars in eyes — in eyes that shield the sun and yearns; She burns to complete their constellations. She — she learned the world through the vacant gaze of those — of those who’s love is born out’f manipulations. She’s ill — ill from the colors, noise, the emp- -ty reflections in the mirror of social masturbations. She feels — feels the shift, tectonic plates — the weight of souls — souls which drift to shape the soil; The weight of them bends the Earth’s vibrations. She shares her fate, with those souls — souls which shape the face of Earth —the fate of which to walk the plank of their own civilization. She sees — sees the mess; How Mother bares the brunt with body stripp’d, bruised chest and ruptured hips from the disease which wears the crown of her own creation. She smells — smells the depths she’s in — it stinks like old neurosis’ sweat and spirit mold — taste cosmic rust on tin tongue; She’s cold inside her contemplations. She has visions — vis- -ages of prophet flames, let them scorch the deserted planes of her meditations. She hears — hears the crash the Thunder sounds, the Boom! The children glow in radiation. She wants to cry — to cry revolution, but can barely mu- -ster up the bones to demand for some damn-good explanations. She who knows — knows her needs but without will's wit will feed in-to those who live and breed their condemnation, is not without creed, and she knows — She un- -derstands that to be freed by the seed of Nirvana is not — not to be free of those obligations.
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Pennsylvania
Jul 17, 2017
Jul 17, 2017 at 7:41 PM UTC
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