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Morose breath of inspiring gods forms over the gun barrel gray lake Awakening Creativity and Conviction as I discover all the vices that form in this stagnant pool of a life which has kept me tied, face-down, nose-ground, and drunk on digression. Sing to me, Calliope, something dark and expressive, something relevant and real, for the days of late have worn me                                 thin as this paper’s edge. My head falls              out, and my teeth go                bald, but still I dance                  for               the piper. Please, Erato, I beg of you, please, spit some oil paint                    wash,                         and prime the canvas. Summon all souls of creativity, old friend – For no friend of mine paints the sky today. So may it be that passionate poets                      bleed                           forth through the head of my                                                    pen. May the Mad Poets’, Sad Poets’, Passionate Poets’ cries                       be my own. For if not, then with sincerity and severity the envious moon         will     rise, and shoot all the stars                    dead, even this Golden Boy. Blue blood will                flow, sending all into shock. As this proxy poet                   falls                        into                          a cave with fragrant, vacant sign at hoist, cobwebs         quickly crawling         in place, the song poet sings with no voice, and the Muses all retire.
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Nov 4, 2011
Nov 4, 2011 at 5:30 PM UTC
The Song Poet
Morose breath of inspiring gods forms over the gun barrel gray lake Awakening Creativity and Conviction as I discover all the vices that form in this stagnant pool of a life which has kept me tied, face-down, nose-ground, and drunk on digression. Sing to me, Calliope, something dark and expressive, something relevant and real, for the days of late have worn me                                 thin as this paper’s edge. My head falls              out, and my teeth go                bald, but still I dance                  for               the piper. Please, Erato, I beg of you, please, spit some oil paint                    wash,                         and prime the canvas. Summon all souls of creativity, old friend – For no friend of mine paints the sky today. So may it be that passionate poets                      bleed                           forth through the head of my                                                    pen. May the Mad Poets’, Sad Poets’, Passionate Poets’ cries                       be my own. For if not, then with sincerity and severity the envious moon         will     rise, and shoot all the stars                    dead, even this Golden Boy. Blue blood will                flow, sending all into shock. As this proxy poet                   falls                        into                          a cave with fragrant, vacant sign at hoist, cobwebs         quickly crawling         in place, the song poet sings with no voice, and the Muses all retire.
ethan-r-cox
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Nov 4, 2011
Nov 4, 2011 at 5:30 PM UTC
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