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Slow milestones kicked a tad further once in awhile I stumble as I grasp and catch a glimpse of my feeble walker days Way up the desert road near the mountains the pressing feeling; I’m wasting too much time on the practical And soon I’ll hobble my way to that high nest of the vultures; an unnourishing drab soul “He went to college and finally landed an okay job No not teaching, not in humanities at all. He had a living wage, then slowly managed to move out. Then he tried dating and getting a better job for the rest of his days.” “Amen. Thanks for not making any waves, babe.” Chomp! I’d rather feel the raptor claw clutch now, and, whenever I go, I’d be a coveted delicacy They’ll spend all day cooking me, simmering low in a some big *** They’d wear shiny ornaments and put out fine ivory plates and utensils Then, right before it’s time to dine, these birds of prey will pray in simple thanks I kept my flesh strong
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 2:01 PM UTC
Bowing Vultures
Slow milestones kicked a tad further once in awhile I stumble as I grasp and catch a glimpse of my feeble walker days Way up the desert road near the mountains the pressing feeling; I’m wasting too much time on the practical And soon I’ll hobble my way to that high nest of the vultures; an unnourishing drab soul “He went to college and finally landed an okay job No not teaching, not in humanities at all. He had a living wage, then slowly managed to move out. Then he tried dating and getting a better job for the rest of his days.” “Amen. Thanks for not making any waves, babe.” Chomp! I’d rather feel the raptor claw clutch now, and, whenever I go, I’d be a coveted delicacy They’ll spend all day cooking me, simmering low in a some big *** They’d wear shiny ornaments and put out fine ivory plates and utensils Then, right before it’s time to dine, these birds of prey will pray in simple thanks I kept my flesh strong
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 2:01 PM UTC
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