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Find paper and a pen to start, A timeframe lost unto my heart, A flash of me before the blur; Or a moment 'I' came up for air? Time and drugs have past since then; I've habituated lust and lost some friends Truth is I've felt higher since But this journal appeals to some sense - - That truth is recieved and noted, studied and quoted, to enlighten a mind until it's floated These first few pages scribbled in haste Jigsaw pieces; acknowledged, embraced? Before the pills and powders, ***** and waste Until time grinds these pages down to paste - - Was there ever value in self-righteous grace? But what to do but scribble sorrow As power plants burn up tomorrow This book goes back in time; Paper pulp to trees and leaves As I crawl forward; *** drugs, relief? I'll star no role yet achieve my goal For doomed to die is every soul 'They listen not' - my wont to sigh As the earth turns to the sound Of a million doomed birthing cries
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Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14, 2016 at 3:38 AM UTC
Fragments in time
Find paper and a pen to start, A timeframe lost unto my heart, A flash of me before the blur; Or a moment 'I' came up for air? Time and drugs have past since then; I've habituated lust and lost some friends Truth is I've felt higher since But this journal appeals to some sense - - That truth is recieved and noted, studied and quoted, to enlighten a mind until it's floated These first few pages scribbled in haste Jigsaw pieces; acknowledged, embraced? Before the pills and powders, ***** and waste Until time grinds these pages down to paste - - Was there ever value in self-righteous grace? But what to do but scribble sorrow As power plants burn up tomorrow This book goes back in time; Paper pulp to trees and leaves As I crawl forward; *** drugs, relief? I'll star no role yet achieve my goal For doomed to die is every soul 'They listen not' - my wont to sigh As the earth turns to the sound Of a million doomed birthing cries
philip-richards
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Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14, 2016 at 3:38 AM UTC
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