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The words I spoke Painted soft hues in semicircles That formed veins in vain All the life the colors formed caused was pain And disdain for this thing called breath I would gladly welcome death In the form of the devil kissing necks Sharpening a dagger in geometric patterns Slicing through my brain matter with a splayed tongue Implanting THC in my frontal lobe with infinite precision showing me visions of misread Scriptures read by passive preachers and pastors not knowing the meanings of verses read backwards that sound like incantations for Satan Drop. Drip into my glass Cerulean liquid so vivid it defies description Even with these prescription lenses I can't tell the difference between what's okay to write but not say so today I think I'll take an AK to Pre K to educate the young with Guns JFK would smile Knowing I'm the last gunslinger and expander of minds destined to be assassinated for saying it before my time
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
God isn't God anymore
The words I spoke Painted soft hues in semicircles That formed veins in vain All the life the colors formed caused was pain And disdain for this thing called breath I would gladly welcome death In the form of the devil kissing necks Sharpening a dagger in geometric patterns Slicing through my brain matter with a splayed tongue Implanting THC in my frontal lobe with infinite precision showing me visions of misread Scriptures read by passive preachers and pastors not knowing the meanings of verses read backwards that sound like incantations for Satan Drop. Drip into my glass Cerulean liquid so vivid it defies description Even with these prescription lenses I can't tell the difference between what's okay to write but not say so today I think I'll take an AK to Pre K to educate the young with Guns JFK would smile Knowing I'm the last gunslinger and expander of minds destined to be assassinated for saying it before my time
LunarLena
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
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