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The wind has stopped, the woods are still. Snowflakes are coming down hard – like shards of white thunder. My heartbeat is ticking off the ebb and flow of my life. I pull the beast of my manhood out of its lair. It lies in my hand flaccid and shrivelled – a stumpy story of self-reduction. Slice by slice – - like tiny bricks of flesh and blood – I build the shrine of my art. The mortar of pain binds the days of agony. Michelangelo and Leonardo painted joy and beauty with keen eyes and bristly brushes. I sculpt torment. My blade is dull.
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
My Blade Is Dull
The wind has stopped, the woods are still. Snowflakes are coming down hard – like shards of white thunder. My heartbeat is ticking off the ebb and flow of my life. I pull the beast of my manhood out of its lair. It lies in my hand flaccid and shrivelled – a stumpy story of self-reduction. Slice by slice – - like tiny bricks of flesh and blood – I build the shrine of my art. The mortar of pain binds the days of agony. Michelangelo and Leonardo painted joy and beauty with keen eyes and bristly brushes. I sculpt torment. My blade is dull.
This is actually a lyric to a song with the same title I recorded in my home studio. You can listen to it here: https://soundcloud.com/coolgatch/my-blade-is-dull
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
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