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Allowed to fit and feel into whatever I want But some strange academy or death judge Opens the Yes-door Or the other The words have to hit so hard people feel they gotta hit back Swing around the baseball bat Breath the teeth of truth The words have to love so strong no one feels like porcelaine “No,” we feel like flesh in the sun “Language can be wounded”                           so can your toxic throat                           so can your hollow chest                           so can your background brain                           so can your “every-thang” Allowed to say and scream whatever I want But some stiff men with long fingers Split their mouth as to say “hush” The words have to spill off the page but can’t stain Cannot infiltrate Cannot get into your veins for too long The words have to mean so much people nod in unison Clap one two clap one two clap one two clap “This stuff’s in our bones” but I have nothing to say
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 1:58 PM UTC
Emergency Room
Allowed to fit and feel into whatever I want But some strange academy or death judge Opens the Yes-door Or the other The words have to hit so hard people feel they gotta hit back Swing around the baseball bat Breath the teeth of truth The words have to love so strong no one feels like porcelaine “No,” we feel like flesh in the sun “Language can be wounded”                           so can your toxic throat                           so can your hollow chest                           so can your background brain                           so can your “every-thang” Allowed to say and scream whatever I want But some stiff men with long fingers Split their mouth as to say “hush” The words have to spill off the page but can’t stain Cannot infiltrate Cannot get into your veins for too long The words have to mean so much people nod in unison Clap one two clap one two clap one two clap “This stuff’s in our bones” but I have nothing to say
freds-not-dead
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 1:58 PM UTC
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