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The infernal naked night Cascading around my eyes. Dead locusts on the ground near the crop. I hear her heart beat, Then, it stops. The dented soul leaks like a broken faucet; Water stains on the carpet. The fields are burning. I wipe the soot from my eyes As a tear rolls down her cheek. The absent mind trolls the river Like a tugboat with no main vessel. Without reason Without will Without objective The forests, see, they have all wilted. The sun is eclipsing into blackness. The circle spins on an axis, Trapping everyone inside. The windows are painted over. The air conditioning is turned off. The TV is muted. The covers, they've run cold. The ever thinning light That has only ever produced a shadow, Has robbed man of Mother Nature's truth: There are no hands tending a flame At the end Of the tunnel. There is only I, And no one.
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Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016 at 12:44 PM UTC
I and No One
The infernal naked night Cascading around my eyes. Dead locusts on the ground near the crop. I hear her heart beat, Then, it stops. The dented soul leaks like a broken faucet; Water stains on the carpet. The fields are burning. I wipe the soot from my eyes As a tear rolls down her cheek. The absent mind trolls the river Like a tugboat with no main vessel. Without reason Without will Without objective The forests, see, they have all wilted. The sun is eclipsing into blackness. The circle spins on an axis, Trapping everyone inside. The windows are painted over. The air conditioning is turned off. The TV is muted. The covers, they've run cold. The ever thinning light That has only ever produced a shadow, Has robbed man of Mother Nature's truth: There are no hands tending a flame At the end Of the tunnel. There is only I, And no one.
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Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016 at 12:44 PM UTC
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