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With the folded nights And the light-hearted howls There is nothing to do Really But dive into nightmares Or swan fly Into oceans of cool clean Or slow locomotive stares Or when tired eyes Of pink tell of sordid images Smokey feelings into small places Tight skins The Click Clack Of crowded hearts Under electric lights And perfect ballrooms Shivers run Up and Down And never stop Because we haven’t found A middle I think of your everything And think it’s all dirt Under fingernails Crawling inside Your tiny mouth Where I could go insane And break my face against The walls Everything is so Beautifully open sometimes It’s hard to make sense And yes, I mean this And all that goes after it People’s plastic toys get ***** People’s veins bleed dry every night People’s kids disappear People’s wives and husbands eat each other People’s noses press against the cold glass The dogs bark in the fast morning And I dare not miss Those types of things
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 9:35 AM UTC
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With the folded nights And the light-hearted howls There is nothing to do Really But dive into nightmares Or swan fly Into oceans of cool clean Or slow locomotive stares Or when tired eyes Of pink tell of sordid images Smokey feelings into small places Tight skins The Click Clack Of crowded hearts Under electric lights And perfect ballrooms Shivers run Up and Down And never stop Because we haven’t found A middle I think of your everything And think it’s all dirt Under fingernails Crawling inside Your tiny mouth Where I could go insane And break my face against The walls Everything is so Beautifully open sometimes It’s hard to make sense And yes, I mean this And all that goes after it People’s plastic toys get ***** People’s veins bleed dry every night People’s kids disappear People’s wives and husbands eat each other People’s noses press against the cold glass The dogs bark in the fast morning And I dare not miss Those types of things
freds-not-dead
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Mar 27, 2011
Mar 27, 2011 at 9:35 AM UTC
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