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Burning daylight inside incense sticks meditation tricks in a psychobabble circle pull what is mine into myself let the rest go flow as streams of vinegar placation lazy over the surface of those worn-torn-skin-leather rocks. it's over and you barely felt the drop, as your black-faced angel [sweet messiah] pulled you from the edge of that advancing ocean yourself undefined. It's easier now to live through the TV swirling static crystallising thumm-humming against your ears as nothing more than something you can really feel [in choreographed 30-minute blocks] now you have your beginning-middle-end go to bed forget about your empty heart-head-porcelain shell and the way that it bends till it snaps, like bramble in a fire so full of heat it must explode or branches under fleeting feet a hunter dreams asleep atop his pillow "of ****** (I'd say) "of the chase" (would he) "they are the same" (spoke God) And left us silent, stunned.
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 8:34 AM UTC
14/06/13
Burning daylight inside incense sticks meditation tricks in a psychobabble circle pull what is mine into myself let the rest go flow as streams of vinegar placation lazy over the surface of those worn-torn-skin-leather rocks. it's over and you barely felt the drop, as your black-faced angel [sweet messiah] pulled you from the edge of that advancing ocean yourself undefined. It's easier now to live through the TV swirling static crystallising thumm-humming against your ears as nothing more than something you can really feel [in choreographed 30-minute blocks] now you have your beginning-middle-end go to bed forget about your empty heart-head-porcelain shell and the way that it bends till it snaps, like bramble in a fire so full of heat it must explode or branches under fleeting feet a hunter dreams asleep atop his pillow "of ****** (I'd say) "of the chase" (would he) "they are the same" (spoke God) And left us silent, stunned.
... so I set the trees aflame and ground the mountains to sand, "it would have been lost," I thought "by my hands or another's. But I have come to love the smell of smoke and unsettling horizons."
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 8:34 AM UTC
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