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His motion dark. It’s sickening how fields are barren from the salt. The years they come to ****** away my mind. The brewing hate is welcoming So raise your finger to them all and fall back into comatose this last time. If there’s a need, I’ll gravitate into the gaps of history and break the burden of this yoke for you. With tainted cups we celebrate the sowing of a fractured seed. Its funeral for everyone we knew. The morsels fall from trickled thoughts they taste like you when you were mine our effervescent youth now lay in ruins. The share of us displaces taunts my serendipity has died you’re all that’s left…you’re all that’s left…and you’re always all that’s right.
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Nov 18, 2010
Nov 18, 2010 at 11:31 AM UTC
The Heart's Preamble
His motion dark. It’s sickening how fields are barren from the salt. The years they come to ****** away my mind. The brewing hate is welcoming So raise your finger to them all and fall back into comatose this last time. If there’s a need, I’ll gravitate into the gaps of history and break the burden of this yoke for you. With tainted cups we celebrate the sowing of a fractured seed. Its funeral for everyone we knew. The morsels fall from trickled thoughts they taste like you when you were mine our effervescent youth now lay in ruins. The share of us displaces taunts my serendipity has died you’re all that’s left…you’re all that’s left…and you’re always all that’s right.
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Nov 18, 2010
Nov 18, 2010 at 11:31 AM UTC
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