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the beautiful muse beauty beyond the restrictive nature of language Woe is me, unable to describe such radiance. the problem of a wordsmith. conclusions lead to new inspiration but conclusion, leads forced end to eternal broken wheels The Beauty of language stifled by despotic definitions The Muse has my soul she squeezes my ******* and won't let go until I write her songs explosions of spastic action muscles under the command of a proverbial ***** life mundane, like an addiction music getting sweeter and life around brings only apathy all that matters is the swaying hips of the muse the heat of her groin the atmospheric morphing of the air around her whispering every word that is to be written her hands over mine as I type her breath on my cheek she visited me not as a first Witman, Ginsburg, Burroghs, Kerouac, from all she demanded verse and chapter from me, from them, centuries old games.
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 3:47 PM UTC
The Muse
the beautiful muse beauty beyond the restrictive nature of language Woe is me, unable to describe such radiance. the problem of a wordsmith. conclusions lead to new inspiration but conclusion, leads forced end to eternal broken wheels The Beauty of language stifled by despotic definitions The Muse has my soul she squeezes my ******* and won't let go until I write her songs explosions of spastic action muscles under the command of a proverbial ***** life mundane, like an addiction music getting sweeter and life around brings only apathy all that matters is the swaying hips of the muse the heat of her groin the atmospheric morphing of the air around her whispering every word that is to be written her hands over mine as I type her breath on my cheek she visited me not as a first Witman, Ginsburg, Burroghs, Kerouac, from all she demanded verse and chapter from me, from them, centuries old games.
This is a dramatization of spontaneous inspiration. The rest is to your interpretation. Also I have no idea if this is considered "obscene" So, I marked it as Explicit anyway. I hate grey areas.
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 3:47 PM UTC
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