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behind my eyes and in my boots i feel the earth below familiar colors envelope these trees I've come to know a man stands in the forest he is from a stranger land he wears no boots, but sandals he knows no earth, but sand he finds no comfort in these colors no relief in the sounds he's from a stranger land yet his fire abounds i look away in shame searching for some grace i was always taught not to look upon his face the face of struggle of taint and pain of woeful perplexity don't look upon the face of other i was always told and if you do, beware you might just see his soul or much worse yet lest you forget ... you might just see yourself
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May 4, 2019
May 4, 2019 at 11:06 PM UTC
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behind my eyes and in my boots i feel the earth below familiar colors envelope these trees I've come to know a man stands in the forest he is from a stranger land he wears no boots, but sandals he knows no earth, but sand he finds no comfort in these colors no relief in the sounds he's from a stranger land yet his fire abounds i look away in shame searching for some grace i was always taught not to look upon his face the face of struggle of taint and pain of woeful perplexity don't look upon the face of other i was always told and if you do, beware you might just see his soul or much worse yet lest you forget ... you might just see yourself
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May 4, 2019
May 4, 2019 at 11:06 PM UTC
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