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I Put my Coin into the Slot And watch the Plastic horses Galloping away. Now my ears sing And I lead straight lines to circles, Into symbols for the eye inside the glass ball, Its blinking is its calling. I carry it, Cables dripping from my sleeves Stumbling out of And from The oceans favour, Back to my own arms. Feeding back the seagulls to the breeze. The thunder feeds my compass To a sun lost in a forest. Thrown into boxes with carpeted walls; I find myself playing Heavy metal.
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
Plastic Horses
I Put my Coin into the Slot And watch the Plastic horses Galloping away. Now my ears sing And I lead straight lines to circles, Into symbols for the eye inside the glass ball, Its blinking is its calling. I carry it, Cables dripping from my sleeves Stumbling out of And from The oceans favour, Back to my own arms. Feeding back the seagulls to the breeze. The thunder feeds my compass To a sun lost in a forest. Thrown into boxes with carpeted walls; I find myself playing Heavy metal.
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
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