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I am like a plane I read somewhere or heard somewhere I think on NPR about what it's like to see the world! from a plane window. Imagining is having the sights before you! from a plane window. The clouds and the blue blue blue It's the atmosphere. Dear God! You're actually flying Except you're in a whites only plane. Oh! If only it could be bottled and given to the masses Ms. Marlowe introduced me to Prometheus. To search for a way to have what you imagine in yr dreams and in books and hopes to be before you is a ropebridge. It only snaps in the movies baby! If you're any different and it snaps for you, you got death. Which is what you wanted all along, no? When I was a child my mind was ratchet like a plane in turbulence it is rickety the space between Trinidad and Tobago makes me readjust my insides and outsides Climbing Climbing he shakes and flatlines He becomes a hero he knew all along Modern Medicine can make freed slaves become the mothers and fathers of the rice cripsies
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Dec 8, 2011
Dec 8, 2011 at 5:14 PM UTC
Turbulence
I am like a plane I read somewhere or heard somewhere I think on NPR about what it's like to see the world! from a plane window. Imagining is having the sights before you! from a plane window. The clouds and the blue blue blue It's the atmosphere. Dear God! You're actually flying Except you're in a whites only plane. Oh! If only it could be bottled and given to the masses Ms. Marlowe introduced me to Prometheus. To search for a way to have what you imagine in yr dreams and in books and hopes to be before you is a ropebridge. It only snaps in the movies baby! If you're any different and it snaps for you, you got death. Which is what you wanted all along, no? When I was a child my mind was ratchet like a plane in turbulence it is rickety the space between Trinidad and Tobago makes me readjust my insides and outsides Climbing Climbing he shakes and flatlines He becomes a hero he knew all along Modern Medicine can make freed slaves become the mothers and fathers of the rice cripsies
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Dec 8, 2011
Dec 8, 2011 at 5:14 PM UTC
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