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coloring inside the lines is impossibly bleak, with a hissing noise atomic locomotive rounds the bend, extrasensory perception is not a mindless gift, it's a train station in the clouds, tracking all my starting points to you, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end. you leave in opera with secrets and grievances under the radar, and your ready-made wings catch in the power lines, you're coiling like smoke in the arches of my cathedral, a sense of elegant decay while sweeping up the debris, committing arson with the paraffin of my temporal lobe. yesterday's fairground waltzes, ghosted lullabies, and woodland hymnals, set in a context not of resolution and closure, but of contradiction and assimilation, break the bond, away they float on purveyor belts, one too many molecules, one too many departures, always on the surface of everything, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end.
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Feb 16, 2023
Feb 16, 2023 at 7:27 AM UTC
Crayon Angels and Disenchanted Sky Machines
coloring inside the lines is impossibly bleak, with a hissing noise atomic locomotive rounds the bend, extrasensory perception is not a mindless gift, it's a train station in the clouds, tracking all my starting points to you, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end. you leave in opera with secrets and grievances under the radar, and your ready-made wings catch in the power lines, you're coiling like smoke in the arches of my cathedral, a sense of elegant decay while sweeping up the debris, committing arson with the paraffin of my temporal lobe. yesterday's fairground waltzes, ghosted lullabies, and woodland hymnals, set in a context not of resolution and closure, but of contradiction and assimilation, break the bond, away they float on purveyor belts, one too many molecules, one too many departures, always on the surface of everything, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end.
Carlo-C-Gomez
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56/M/The Exclusion Zone
Feb 16, 2023
Feb 16, 2023 at 7:27 AM UTC
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