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When problems arise in my life i tend to boot my best mate and make poetry my best friend cuz' when the size of my strife is this big.. i find letting a sole piece of paper Carry such a boulder works much better so recently i've tried to let paper carry everything and recently Mr. Paper has dropped a lot of heavy things because paper is tear-able water soluble burnable breakable and a list of other things that make it absolutely terrible for carrying physical objects not summed up in grammatically and emotionally ordered sentences or words hap-hazardously strewn against a milky white canvas Paper really is only good for catching the thoughts that are weighing your head off to one side so they spill out of your ears it gives you some pride in your heavy ****** up thoughts and your slightly lighter but still ****** up head by laying the weight out in front of your eyes and not behind them But the words don't just fall out of ears and onto paper coated with ink and stick like good emotions should no if they're too heavy they'll rip right though and then you only have a gaping hole to try and make sense of try making them run behind your eyelids have them lose some weight i know the pain is unimaginable heavy feet stomping on your nerve endings that exist right behind your eyes makes your stomach hurt doesn't it? makes you cry, makes you scream? it's worth it i promise you just hold my hand and allow these thoughts to lose weight running on your soul ironically shaped like a treadmill you'll know they're ready to leave when your heavy head sulks over a blank page and they spill out of your ears and leave you light as a feather to think and breathe easy again and you're left with a beautiful organization of ****** up nearly obese thoughts and feeling caught beautifully onto a piece of paper and the most beautiful thing to you is that those thoughts are there and you are here trust me i wish the words just fell out i do but the words don't just fall out until they're ready to
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 1:51 AM UTC
The words don't just fall out
When problems arise in my life i tend to boot my best mate and make poetry my best friend cuz' when the size of my strife is this big.. i find letting a sole piece of paper Carry such a boulder works much better so recently i've tried to let paper carry everything and recently Mr. Paper has dropped a lot of heavy things because paper is tear-able water soluble burnable breakable and a list of other things that make it absolutely terrible for carrying physical objects not summed up in grammatically and emotionally ordered sentences or words hap-hazardously strewn against a milky white canvas Paper really is only good for catching the thoughts that are weighing your head off to one side so they spill out of your ears it gives you some pride in your heavy ****** up thoughts and your slightly lighter but still ****** up head by laying the weight out in front of your eyes and not behind them But the words don't just fall out of ears and onto paper coated with ink and stick like good emotions should no if they're too heavy they'll rip right though and then you only have a gaping hole to try and make sense of try making them run behind your eyelids have them lose some weight i know the pain is unimaginable heavy feet stomping on your nerve endings that exist right behind your eyes makes your stomach hurt doesn't it? makes you cry, makes you scream? it's worth it i promise you just hold my hand and allow these thoughts to lose weight running on your soul ironically shaped like a treadmill you'll know they're ready to leave when your heavy head sulks over a blank page and they spill out of your ears and leave you light as a feather to think and breathe easy again and you're left with a beautiful organization of ****** up nearly obese thoughts and feeling caught beautifully onto a piece of paper and the most beautiful thing to you is that those thoughts are there and you are here trust me i wish the words just fell out i do but the words don't just fall out until they're ready to
josh-koepp
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 1:51 AM UTC
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