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Home is where the heart breaks.    (fall into bed) Familiar smells entrance and lull, the warm hearth of embraces shushes    (a murmuring wellspring) where spirit fails, soul and body crumpled up like scratch paper. Hemmed in by excess of Self, persona blind to its orchestral shadow,    (wrought by irony) the mind scribbles and raves unrepentant.        *(subtlety aches for        skillful instrumentation                 to give it breath)* Singing the pain of ages past to mourn these harrowing visions Beating on in leaden veins to the lurch of a pulse     (the crows take cackling flight)          time the river pours off The edge of the map.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 7:33 PM UTC
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Home is where the heart breaks.    (fall into bed) Familiar smells entrance and lull, the warm hearth of embraces shushes    (a murmuring wellspring) where spirit fails, soul and body crumpled up like scratch paper. Hemmed in by excess of Self, persona blind to its orchestral shadow,    (wrought by irony) the mind scribbles and raves unrepentant.        *(subtlety aches for        skillful instrumentation                 to give it breath)* Singing the pain of ages past to mourn these harrowing visions Beating on in leaden veins to the lurch of a pulse     (the crows take cackling flight)          time the river pours off The edge of the map.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 7:33 PM UTC
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