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From always have my story books ever spoke, urging me to live life with one phrase; Memento Mori, a simple Latin phrase I had known, from the beginning of my universe that I posses, to the society I once slept upon, have I ever known, that the sky is always sapphire, the grass is always emerald, and the blood is ONLY but ruby. Whereas my storybooks told me, Memento Mori, I will eventually whither away like the plants I was reluctant to plant, to watch them die away, so I could grasp it's corpse, and crush it's ashy substance. I grin at that notion, the concept of me having power, to crush, my homicidal grin, illuminating malicious vibes, only to feel guilty for I am enjoy their pain. Although my storybooks, had always said Memento Mori, they were books of a hero to zero, a man of a demon, they had always spoken to me, their lustful eyes, entrancing me from an angel's call, and telling me the phrase; tu fui ego eris "As you are, I was; as I am, so you shall also be" They were right, for I had sinned like the killers in my book, just like them, and they were just like me, and we both could not avoid death, just as out gravestones had said. I had refused to accept Memento Mori, I refused to acknowledge the emerald that I had stood on, what it was I could never, the sapphire I had not known, in the heavens only my piping plover knew, and the ruby, has I always felt, warm, as it was around my feet, only to be purified, and realize no one else was different. We all murdered our complexities.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
from Always.
From always have my story books ever spoke, urging me to live life with one phrase; Memento Mori, a simple Latin phrase I had known, from the beginning of my universe that I posses, to the society I once slept upon, have I ever known, that the sky is always sapphire, the grass is always emerald, and the blood is ONLY but ruby. Whereas my storybooks told me, Memento Mori, I will eventually whither away like the plants I was reluctant to plant, to watch them die away, so I could grasp it's corpse, and crush it's ashy substance. I grin at that notion, the concept of me having power, to crush, my homicidal grin, illuminating malicious vibes, only to feel guilty for I am enjoy their pain. Although my storybooks, had always said Memento Mori, they were books of a hero to zero, a man of a demon, they had always spoken to me, their lustful eyes, entrancing me from an angel's call, and telling me the phrase; tu fui ego eris "As you are, I was; as I am, so you shall also be" They were right, for I had sinned like the killers in my book, just like them, and they were just like me, and we both could not avoid death, just as out gravestones had said. I had refused to accept Memento Mori, I refused to acknowledge the emerald that I had stood on, what it was I could never, the sapphire I had not known, in the heavens only my piping plover knew, and the ruby, has I always felt, warm, as it was around my feet, only to be purified, and realize no one else was different. We all murdered our complexities.
im sosososo sorry if i used tu fui ego eris incorrectly and that this poem ***** it kind of just flowed out, ya know? one of those awful poems that flow from your fingertips
michael-therabbitgod
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 10:14 PM UTC
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