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Stone face of my childhood has cracked The man who made me fear him, god, and the devil. Now makes me pity him. His thunder is gone and . . . His mind goes all the time I notice the jumps between visits. I live far away. The fall from human to . . . To dust. It is happening before my eyes. And I weep for the inevitable. This is the nature of things. I am the son, I must watch him become once again Stardust blowing across the ground.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 3:02 AM UTC
The soon over twilight
Stone face of my childhood has cracked The man who made me fear him, god, and the devil. Now makes me pity him. His thunder is gone and . . . His mind goes all the time I notice the jumps between visits. I live far away. The fall from human to . . . To dust. It is happening before my eyes. And I weep for the inevitable. This is the nature of things. I am the son, I must watch him become once again Stardust blowing across the ground.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 3:02 AM UTC
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