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A sea of gasoline's, Grace of novelties, Cars and halogen, Social disease, Manufactured dreams, Scream on screens, They glean from all living things, Fight, Take, Hide, Such a contumacious existence, Results in an animistic decline, All things that once made us strong, Oblivion has made a meal of them, I walk around this town, I see the colors, I watch the scenes, Fight, Take, Hide, I live in a world without a heart, But machines keep it breathing, And it has many sons, Crowned with clockworks maturation, Am I the last one beating? I don't tick, Not like them, I just watch men bite one another necks from the steps of the front door, They call me the queen of the creaking floorboards, Fight, Take, Hide, I have matchstick eyes, I twist fires with my fingertips, All of these people made of wood, They are like smoke to me, I breathe slices into them with teeth that have no number, I am December, I fight, Take, Hide
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
The Dystopian Part II: Generation In Disdain
A sea of gasoline's, Grace of novelties, Cars and halogen, Social disease, Manufactured dreams, Scream on screens, They glean from all living things, Fight, Take, Hide, Such a contumacious existence, Results in an animistic decline, All things that once made us strong, Oblivion has made a meal of them, I walk around this town, I see the colors, I watch the scenes, Fight, Take, Hide, I live in a world without a heart, But machines keep it breathing, And it has many sons, Crowned with clockworks maturation, Am I the last one beating? I don't tick, Not like them, I just watch men bite one another necks from the steps of the front door, They call me the queen of the creaking floorboards, Fight, Take, Hide, I have matchstick eyes, I twist fires with my fingertips, All of these people made of wood, They are like smoke to me, I breathe slices into them with teeth that have no number, I am December, I fight, Take, Hide
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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