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Are we now not on two different planes? Hearing new songs in lay, in sideways borograbes By your feet too do these crisped, grey leaves scatter? These humming autumn inscects remind me it doesn't matter That shining floral fantasy is now merely fauna I smother now the tinted leaved cantaluna Can a buried flower blossom and grow? I yearn not to care or know. This old marigold once shimmered with light Age and decay resisted any honest plight. Henceforth I am the seed, waiting for the warm sun's yawn These boyish locks now retire, waiting for a new man to dawn.
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Oct 23, 2012
Oct 23, 2012 at 3:33 AM UTC
Kaput
Are we now not on two different planes? Hearing new songs in lay, in sideways borograbes By your feet too do these crisped, grey leaves scatter? These humming autumn inscects remind me it doesn't matter That shining floral fantasy is now merely fauna I smother now the tinted leaved cantaluna Can a buried flower blossom and grow? I yearn not to care or know. This old marigold once shimmered with light Age and decay resisted any honest plight. Henceforth I am the seed, waiting for the warm sun's yawn These boyish locks now retire, waiting for a new man to dawn.
No future no past
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Oct 23, 2012
Oct 23, 2012 at 3:33 AM UTC
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