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Rage flexed upon each other Never once agreed together Mind and heart seem to sever Ever since life twas born. War on scale far so grand No spot of green o'er the land More shelling than one may stand Inside a war between mind and heart. Tranquility here seldom given Peace consistently overridden To reconcile is forbidden And blood splashes o'er battleground. Do not make the mind mistaken It is know for and has taken Life from it and heart as Lincoln, Engine of Life may destroy itself. The heart is stubborn, and is strong It shall fight and know no wrong Until the ego brain is gone Then it shall fuel the body blindly. Now in love the balance is broken There no free card nor no token. Because the love for her is broken In a splice one may not resect. The heart in pain is ghastly screaming And thus the mind is gently scheming To rescue dreams of loveful dreaming In a treaty for brand new love.
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Dec 27, 2012
Dec 27, 2012 at 11:41 PM UTC
Don't Look Back
Rage flexed upon each other Never once agreed together Mind and heart seem to sever Ever since life twas born. War on scale far so grand No spot of green o'er the land More shelling than one may stand Inside a war between mind and heart. Tranquility here seldom given Peace consistently overridden To reconcile is forbidden And blood splashes o'er battleground. Do not make the mind mistaken It is know for and has taken Life from it and heart as Lincoln, Engine of Life may destroy itself. The heart is stubborn, and is strong It shall fight and know no wrong Until the ego brain is gone Then it shall fuel the body blindly. Now in love the balance is broken There no free card nor no token. Because the love for her is broken In a splice one may not resect. The heart in pain is ghastly screaming And thus the mind is gently scheming To rescue dreams of loveful dreaming In a treaty for brand new love.
Written November 15, 2003 @ 11:23 PM CST
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Dec 27, 2012
Dec 27, 2012 at 11:41 PM UTC
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