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I am alone with these thoughts. And I call them god. As I furiously long For silence. Among the frantic quiet. The pestilence reeks of livid fights That lend themselves to morning terrors. I must remember I am only waking to a lightfilled night. This consoles me to a point. After which I remember times when--- I found a lord less lane and walked To find the hungry taunting. And the poor throwing all their riches at my feet. It was worth noting. the brick houses shattered in the presence of( looking ) Glass streets.
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 10:10 PM UTC
Alone
I am alone with these thoughts. And I call them god. As I furiously long For silence. Among the frantic quiet. The pestilence reeks of livid fights That lend themselves to morning terrors. I must remember I am only waking to a lightfilled night. This consoles me to a point. After which I remember times when--- I found a lord less lane and walked To find the hungry taunting. And the poor throwing all their riches at my feet. It was worth noting. the brick houses shattered in the presence of( looking ) Glass streets.
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 10:10 PM UTC
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