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Tanka-ka Or Not Tanka American tanka: Japanese influenced poetry that ignores rigid syllable guidelines; typified by an individualist, nonconformist sentiment. 1. You step so cautiously That sometimes you forget To take a step And I am left waiting, Running far ahead 2. You don’t realize That your body Might just save this one This body might, Just **** me 3. What does all this stuff mean? What does this world mean? Long after I am gone This **** will still be here, Forgotten by everyone 4. Internet **** Seduces mens’ hearts And objectifies their desires 5. The destruction of the self is intolerable, Everyone tells me To destroy myself is unacceptable, Little round pills - Kinney Ryan
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 9:32 PM UTC
Tanka-ka
Tanka-ka Or Not Tanka American tanka: Japanese influenced poetry that ignores rigid syllable guidelines; typified by an individualist, nonconformist sentiment. 1. You step so cautiously That sometimes you forget To take a step And I am left waiting, Running far ahead 2. You don’t realize That your body Might just save this one This body might, Just **** me 3. What does all this stuff mean? What does this world mean? Long after I am gone This **** will still be here, Forgotten by everyone 4. Internet **** Seduces mens’ hearts And objectifies their desires 5. The destruction of the self is intolerable, Everyone tells me To destroy myself is unacceptable, Little round pills - Kinney Ryan
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May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 9:32 PM UTC
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