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I taste death in every food I eat I see beauty in every face I meet It all once lived before it died One day maybe nothing will need to die for mankind to survive I see beauty in the face of every person I meet The public world of shopping malls Supermarkets Working's pall Inside while primitive fantasies still reside Rageful tides Spiderwebs blowing down hillsides Carrying on a private conversation in a public gathering "a little privy please" There are no walls in the outhouse The outhouse is lined with mirrors and windows The rules are the rules even for desire tho sometimes we all do a mashpit at the opera Everything has a taste Internal External make a mistake it's back to the wild Food for fodder fodder for thought Still seeing beauty in every face I meet Tasting death in every food I eat Makes water in the desert so so sweet.
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 10:00 AM UTC
The Poetry of Duality
I taste death in every food I eat I see beauty in every face I meet It all once lived before it died One day maybe nothing will need to die for mankind to survive I see beauty in the face of every person I meet The public world of shopping malls Supermarkets Working's pall Inside while primitive fantasies still reside Rageful tides Spiderwebs blowing down hillsides Carrying on a private conversation in a public gathering "a little privy please" There are no walls in the outhouse The outhouse is lined with mirrors and windows The rules are the rules even for desire tho sometimes we all do a mashpit at the opera Everything has a taste Internal External make a mistake it's back to the wild Food for fodder fodder for thought Still seeing beauty in every face I meet Tasting death in every food I eat Makes water in the desert so so sweet.
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 10:00 AM UTC
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