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Where I live alone and never feel lonely where I wake up with Jimmy Page pointing his guitar at me have breakfast with  black and white Floyd watching over me with musical eyes where a sketched Calvin looks into infinity and inspires me to find meaning the lexicalized walls remind me of the love I once had written with the feelings of love I imagine ever having again that burnt paper hanging under the nails with Frost engraved reminding me every night of the miles that await my footsteps before I sleep the shadows of the pink and blue hangings intimately romancing where the folding walls trap the secret lunacy from times when a laughing smoke and imagination once fought for existence, and again and again I seize from them the mere immortal existence of the silent memories these walls holler at me when gone I will be, unveil them with the wind and the ashes will reach wherever I am
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
Claustrophobic memories
Where I live alone and never feel lonely where I wake up with Jimmy Page pointing his guitar at me have breakfast with  black and white Floyd watching over me with musical eyes where a sketched Calvin looks into infinity and inspires me to find meaning the lexicalized walls remind me of the love I once had written with the feelings of love I imagine ever having again that burnt paper hanging under the nails with Frost engraved reminding me every night of the miles that await my footsteps before I sleep the shadows of the pink and blue hangings intimately romancing where the folding walls trap the secret lunacy from times when a laughing smoke and imagination once fought for existence, and again and again I seize from them the mere immortal existence of the silent memories these walls holler at me when gone I will be, unveil them with the wind and the ashes will reach wherever I am
I really do..not..want..to..move
BigDee
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Indian
Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 2:56 PM UTC
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