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What does lead taste like? Is it a sour cancer. a sweat burn a heart that sees another but walks to it own tune and never lives a life of another the pause within a beat at heart that stops and quiivers lead is made from time beyond the shimmer of the ore its home is uranium and what it became was fuel we were met with us the consequence of indifferent isolation when edison said no to darkness and almost pulled a stone from a calloused hand and then to doom and all destruction a silent death our almost lost ego to our isolation we went by rules, its learned from young earth, the sum of ourselves are the cooperation of parts tthe warming of newer hearths and resignation of all isolations. be it value by it valor by the venue of the seeing now the consequence of open boxes did we we become culpable. be you a mighty thing that owns all of creation station of the master's word destroyer and disaster and the fondest memory i will ever have with every deed small unseen underappreciated forgotten in a second discarded and forgotten yell, hell. yell hell I'll see you there. we do this with abandon and i will always have your back I have this hope to reaching out I have for you all hope a dollop of compassion now is ferryman naught sought because it was when we were children and you said can i be your friend and i said yes
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May 29, 2019
May 29, 2019 at 1:08 AM UTC
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What does lead taste like? Is it a sour cancer. a sweat burn a heart that sees another but walks to it own tune and never lives a life of another the pause within a beat at heart that stops and quiivers lead is made from time beyond the shimmer of the ore its home is uranium and what it became was fuel we were met with us the consequence of indifferent isolation when edison said no to darkness and almost pulled a stone from a calloused hand and then to doom and all destruction a silent death our almost lost ego to our isolation we went by rules, its learned from young earth, the sum of ourselves are the cooperation of parts tthe warming of newer hearths and resignation of all isolations. be it value by it valor by the venue of the seeing now the consequence of open boxes did we we become culpable. be you a mighty thing that owns all of creation station of the master's word destroyer and disaster and the fondest memory i will ever have with every deed small unseen underappreciated forgotten in a second discarded and forgotten yell, hell. yell hell I'll see you there. we do this with abandon and i will always have your back I have this hope to reaching out I have for you all hope a dollop of compassion now is ferryman naught sought because it was when we were children and you said can i be your friend and i said yes
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May 29, 2019
May 29, 2019 at 1:08 AM UTC
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