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It takes the sky to make me feel small anymore, Ridicule from orange light To make the ghost town fill the bluing coast. Single silhouette, the wailing breath, A trailer park becoming fast and Coming near the closure of her home. Drinking quickly stars, The eating face of face-consumers Touch the late-night masters, late at night-time shoppers: Impartial is impervious, but he is much the more impious After years blaspheming from rejections. The magic circles spell out years Of demons that have failed to come-- Have failed to wake the hands And slap the machine like deviant memory can. Hand into the cup into the hand: Same business.
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Dec 13, 2010
Dec 13, 2010 at 7:21 PM UTC
Pining for Sevenwinds
It takes the sky to make me feel small anymore, Ridicule from orange light To make the ghost town fill the bluing coast. Single silhouette, the wailing breath, A trailer park becoming fast and Coming near the closure of her home. Drinking quickly stars, The eating face of face-consumers Touch the late-night masters, late at night-time shoppers: Impartial is impervious, but he is much the more impious After years blaspheming from rejections. The magic circles spell out years Of demons that have failed to come-- Have failed to wake the hands And slap the machine like deviant memory can. Hand into the cup into the hand: Same business.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Dec 13, 2010
Dec 13, 2010 at 7:21 PM UTC
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