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Jubilation rings to the sound of its own drum while glistening on its vibrant accolades the fool prances on a pile of bones with a rhythmic crunch. The dilapidated ideas crumble off old hegemonies as he dances slack-jawed whimsy to a world collapsing behind his eyes. His gaze is an arid wasteland where the only sound is the dusty wind and the only smell is that of gray clay. His dry ****** lips are as brittle as crackling paint that decay and abandon have flecked off with a breeze. And his dullard smile exposes sharp teeth...                                                         the only bit of clean left in him. when you see him...                              this vacant thing... your wet tears remind you of your own existence in comparison to this misery slumping by. The glorious death he witnesses is his to bear. What you cannot bear to witness is but the side effect of his metamorphosis: A sorry and temporary state of depravity that lingers on your tongue and holds you down in your lofty leisure. I would not trade a crooked nail to experience this man's perturbation. Alas, I know life has a funny way of whispering mysteries yet to come.
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Oct 19, 2016
Oct 19, 2016 at 5:49 PM UTC
a fool's gift
Jubilation rings to the sound of its own drum while glistening on its vibrant accolades the fool prances on a pile of bones with a rhythmic crunch. The dilapidated ideas crumble off old hegemonies as he dances slack-jawed whimsy to a world collapsing behind his eyes. His gaze is an arid wasteland where the only sound is the dusty wind and the only smell is that of gray clay. His dry ****** lips are as brittle as crackling paint that decay and abandon have flecked off with a breeze. And his dullard smile exposes sharp teeth...                                                         the only bit of clean left in him. when you see him...                              this vacant thing... your wet tears remind you of your own existence in comparison to this misery slumping by. The glorious death he witnesses is his to bear. What you cannot bear to witness is but the side effect of his metamorphosis: A sorry and temporary state of depravity that lingers on your tongue and holds you down in your lofty leisure. I would not trade a crooked nail to experience this man's perturbation. Alas, I know life has a funny way of whispering mysteries yet to come.
ilia-talalai
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Oct 19, 2016
Oct 19, 2016 at 5:49 PM UTC
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