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Where is the soldier who floundered in his backyard? Amidst the windswept sawgrass, (Which, by the way, Cut so hard against his skin) He felt the sensitivity of his own lost soul, So on the surface, that it was hurt by its own feeling. He, who dipped and swayed, And felt angry, perverted, and ***** lonely, now, He lets his mind wander, When he's never done that before. Now he is away, Careening through space, time, and ***** Peicing together destruction, and how much humanity and evil, Well up from us as a reaction to death, How so frail we are, How ***** releases a man. Where the horizon finally finds itself, he has been lifted, Too heaven, Among God and Gods and monkeys and clouds. Too where gunsmoke rises eternally, With the heartbeat of man, A slow, hollow drumming, emptiest, The emptiest. In the brotherhood of the melting sunset, Where molten horizon simmers overtop the edges of the pines, And the whole world is finally pure chaos, sadness and beauty. He reaches the bottom of his dreams, and still wandering, Goes back into the house, To ********** so much and hard that it hurts, To sleep.
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Jul 25, 2014
Jul 25, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
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Where is the soldier who floundered in his backyard? Amidst the windswept sawgrass, (Which, by the way, Cut so hard against his skin) He felt the sensitivity of his own lost soul, So on the surface, that it was hurt by its own feeling. He, who dipped and swayed, And felt angry, perverted, and ***** lonely, now, He lets his mind wander, When he's never done that before. Now he is away, Careening through space, time, and ***** Peicing together destruction, and how much humanity and evil, Well up from us as a reaction to death, How so frail we are, How ***** releases a man. Where the horizon finally finds itself, he has been lifted, Too heaven, Among God and Gods and monkeys and clouds. Too where gunsmoke rises eternally, With the heartbeat of man, A slow, hollow drumming, emptiest, The emptiest. In the brotherhood of the melting sunset, Where molten horizon simmers overtop the edges of the pines, And the whole world is finally pure chaos, sadness and beauty. He reaches the bottom of his dreams, and still wandering, Goes back into the house, To ********** so much and hard that it hurts, To sleep.
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Waverly
35/M/American
Jul 25, 2014
Jul 25, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
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