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when for what have you stare in to eyes that are what for when ewe took my hand along yore swollen perambulations into nights devoid of air ewe have never swallowed a trace of light that ewe cannot reflect upon as dust entombed in heavens disassembled from unleavened brethren there was always a core to yore whimsical strut as if an avenue could hold yore internals eternal those mettling metals we unleash upon with our ****** toes galavanting pearls asunder thunder’s weeping reigns of unsubstantiated all never there was a timid breath ewe did not urn as if spells of broken gesticulations could volley a scant clue of what it was to become nothing that type that trite time follows as we sear magic into our concrete organs as if all concrete weren’t asphalt awaiting coal i succumbed upon your neck and caught sinewy glimpses of your entanglements as if driven into shock ewe never stopped smiling and in me ewe never will
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 9:31 PM UTC
awaiting coal
when for what have you stare in to eyes that are what for when ewe took my hand along yore swollen perambulations into nights devoid of air ewe have never swallowed a trace of light that ewe cannot reflect upon as dust entombed in heavens disassembled from unleavened brethren there was always a core to yore whimsical strut as if an avenue could hold yore internals eternal those mettling metals we unleash upon with our ****** toes galavanting pearls asunder thunder’s weeping reigns of unsubstantiated all never there was a timid breath ewe did not urn as if spells of broken gesticulations could volley a scant clue of what it was to become nothing that type that trite time follows as we sear magic into our concrete organs as if all concrete weren’t asphalt awaiting coal i succumbed upon your neck and caught sinewy glimpses of your entanglements as if driven into shock ewe never stopped smiling and in me ewe never will
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 9:31 PM UTC
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