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I spent my 20th birthday in a petrified forest It meant nothing and I sweat very much I wonder how it feels to be petrified, how it feels for Nature to memorialize you, Laid to rest until coal-covered hands unearth you Gingko and sassafras and yew feel the sun’s aged, dotted hands caress all over This is how it feels. A petroglyph carved from ancient basalt And my dad carrying our dog on his shoulders. 15.5 million years of layered rock and Worrying about the size of my legs next to yours. Ice age floods exposed crystalized bark and You wipe the **** off your shoe and we drive some more.
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Dec 2, 2024
Dec 2, 2024 at 11:49 PM UTC
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I spent my 20th birthday in a petrified forest It meant nothing and I sweat very much I wonder how it feels to be petrified, how it feels for Nature to memorialize you, Laid to rest until coal-covered hands unearth you Gingko and sassafras and yew feel the sun’s aged, dotted hands caress all over This is how it feels. A petroglyph carved from ancient basalt And my dad carrying our dog on his shoulders. 15.5 million years of layered rock and Worrying about the size of my legs next to yours. Ice age floods exposed crystalized bark and You wipe the **** off your shoe and we drive some more.
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Dec 2, 2024
Dec 2, 2024 at 11:49 PM UTC
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