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the horse rummages on the track and the victory is owned by the **** soon sleep will engulf my body like the oblivious quietude of Aokigahara-jukai. things and their semblance of utmost care. light begins to burst and there is little left to see, wide-eyed, crunched by the efficacy of aches. taking all to the very heart of hurt as gamblers wager, and coming back with the sound of completeness: a man is a man in his chronology of defeat - left torn by madness, a cornered beast pressed against the woods. the moon plays its lyre, white-washed, sound wading in the very source of quiet, hauled out of the Sun, its mother. this hound stalks the world with woebegone legs, a reflection of the entire world fractured by a singular shot at the end. i hear the guttural snarl of engine unwavering in its limitations. say, at first light, all exists to paint darkness quicker than any obfuscated conclusion -- hiding in itself, its mood for squalors. the mud dug deep for bones pared from the slaughter of midnight, hiding them to mask my defeat: everything around me sparkles with the vigor of frailty, all the same. the nights are too long, scarce as froth from an opened mouth left flat, a dry gin bottle. i imagine sad armies dissolving in pale moonlight, and crosses thumbed down to the snaking hiss of its nondescript prayer. gears gnash like teeth in anger of you in your young clothes, the pace of cars hurrying back to homes. i remember the splintered wood burning the last in the round kiln of the Red Lion. the upholstery of night is the twilight's catharsis. the coast of dread widens like the vernal metamorphosis of a young ********** in Gibraltar, come in, come in with undecided ****** you can hear the fall coalesce with the levitation of ember, landing like feet blunt on the asphalt beside desolate bicycles     in seedy parks. the surreal tabulation of analogue repetitions: death's myriad, in all corners screaming the countenance rebel, against the floored masses.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 7:55 AM UTC
Manuscript Of Defeat
the horse rummages on the track and the victory is owned by the **** soon sleep will engulf my body like the oblivious quietude of Aokigahara-jukai. things and their semblance of utmost care. light begins to burst and there is little left to see, wide-eyed, crunched by the efficacy of aches. taking all to the very heart of hurt as gamblers wager, and coming back with the sound of completeness: a man is a man in his chronology of defeat - left torn by madness, a cornered beast pressed against the woods. the moon plays its lyre, white-washed, sound wading in the very source of quiet, hauled out of the Sun, its mother. this hound stalks the world with woebegone legs, a reflection of the entire world fractured by a singular shot at the end. i hear the guttural snarl of engine unwavering in its limitations. say, at first light, all exists to paint darkness quicker than any obfuscated conclusion -- hiding in itself, its mood for squalors. the mud dug deep for bones pared from the slaughter of midnight, hiding them to mask my defeat: everything around me sparkles with the vigor of frailty, all the same. the nights are too long, scarce as froth from an opened mouth left flat, a dry gin bottle. i imagine sad armies dissolving in pale moonlight, and crosses thumbed down to the snaking hiss of its nondescript prayer. gears gnash like teeth in anger of you in your young clothes, the pace of cars hurrying back to homes. i remember the splintered wood burning the last in the round kiln of the Red Lion. the upholstery of night is the twilight's catharsis. the coast of dread widens like the vernal metamorphosis of a young ********** in Gibraltar, come in, come in with undecided ****** you can hear the fall coalesce with the levitation of ember, landing like feet blunt on the asphalt beside desolate bicycles     in seedy parks. the surreal tabulation of analogue repetitions: death's myriad, in all corners screaming the countenance rebel, against the floored masses.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 7:55 AM UTC
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