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When I have a yen to sin , I do it with my unbounded pen. Thick black ink turns blood, spills in a mysterious patterns, And it simultaneously writes my own redemption. My spirit undergoes a transformation,sings freedom song. In this unreal plane of my action, I become  superhuman. Every word that swims in the deluge of emotions quickly, Sends SOSs, incessant, demanding sublimation.It's done. I pay heed and then find,  I am in the word's possession. That decides, what would be my next course of action. I stay firmly put between agitating emotions and imagination.
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Apr 27, 2016
Apr 27, 2016 at 12:49 PM UTC
Sin and Redemption
When I have a yen to sin , I do it with my unbounded pen. Thick black ink turns blood, spills in a mysterious patterns, And it simultaneously writes my own redemption. My spirit undergoes a transformation,sings freedom song. In this unreal plane of my action, I become  superhuman. Every word that swims in the deluge of emotions quickly, Sends SOSs, incessant, demanding sublimation.It's done. I pay heed and then find,  I am in the word's possession. That decides, what would be my next course of action. I stay firmly put between agitating emotions and imagination.
Writing could be  divine, or on the contrary sin by proxy.. It liberates, redeems, makes it possible to sin with impunity..
k-balachandran
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Apr 27, 2016
Apr 27, 2016 at 12:49 PM UTC
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