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I'll bury letters in the ground to let them rest in pieces They'll decompose before the world finds their meaning Their remnants shall intertwine with the seedlings of tomorrow And take healthy root to sprout the beginning of the illusion It will grow and grow and reach to kiss the sky It just exists ignorantly free of the magnitude of why No questions asked as time will pass, a ripple in a dream Blink twice and the dust settles riddled and pristinely clean All is flux and our celestial sphere is making the rounds Words seem mundane under the magnifying glass Archaic masochisms of our mind to help try and cope Notions shall invade to question the cyclically divine What's the rush? We're all on the same spinning vessel Chase your tails in the Almighty dog and pony show Enlightenment pins the Donkey's smile on the nail As the hammer brings down the cataclysmic blow
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 5:14 AM UTC
The Cyclically Sick like Cool Cyclical Cycle
I'll bury letters in the ground to let them rest in pieces They'll decompose before the world finds their meaning Their remnants shall intertwine with the seedlings of tomorrow And take healthy root to sprout the beginning of the illusion It will grow and grow and reach to kiss the sky It just exists ignorantly free of the magnitude of why No questions asked as time will pass, a ripple in a dream Blink twice and the dust settles riddled and pristinely clean All is flux and our celestial sphere is making the rounds Words seem mundane under the magnifying glass Archaic masochisms of our mind to help try and cope Notions shall invade to question the cyclically divine What's the rush? We're all on the same spinning vessel Chase your tails in the Almighty dog and pony show Enlightenment pins the Donkey's smile on the nail As the hammer brings down the cataclysmic blow
All things are cyclical and our spherical celestial body is the Captain
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 5:14 AM UTC
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