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Once upon a time flesh was my lover and I was wrapped in its sturdy density held together by the epidermis made mobile by my army of Vertebrates to stand tall and strut when possible. Vain was the brain the cerebrum conspired with the nerves to move me to its bidding to walk, to run, to coit and afterwards do some grocery shopping the heart was worse than the brain in its dramas and insinuations of love that made the poor gastrointestinal tract a home to the alien and willowy creatures such as butterflies tsk and I am shaken to my very core all my molars and incisors grinding itself for its beauty is its pain The brain was betrayed by its own Amygdala he he he Yes, I remember all the mechanisms working In their own tiny kingdoms serving the benign John or Anna or Sarah even if it just a simple task of jacking off if you could picture the neurons stretching elastic to reach that mental part where both ****** and fear reside. Still in the end when the earth eats you whole like the predator it really is all that is left is me bare bones a proof of greatness or mediocrity stark and irrefutable even if vanity denies the meaning of my bareness, by inventing the soul.
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Aug 19, 2011
Aug 19, 2011 at 9:03 PM UTC
Monologue of the Bones
Once upon a time flesh was my lover and I was wrapped in its sturdy density held together by the epidermis made mobile by my army of Vertebrates to stand tall and strut when possible. Vain was the brain the cerebrum conspired with the nerves to move me to its bidding to walk, to run, to coit and afterwards do some grocery shopping the heart was worse than the brain in its dramas and insinuations of love that made the poor gastrointestinal tract a home to the alien and willowy creatures such as butterflies tsk and I am shaken to my very core all my molars and incisors grinding itself for its beauty is its pain The brain was betrayed by its own Amygdala he he he Yes, I remember all the mechanisms working In their own tiny kingdoms serving the benign John or Anna or Sarah even if it just a simple task of jacking off if you could picture the neurons stretching elastic to reach that mental part where both ****** and fear reside. Still in the end when the earth eats you whole like the predator it really is all that is left is me bare bones a proof of greatness or mediocrity stark and irrefutable even if vanity denies the meaning of my bareness, by inventing the soul.
johanna-may
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Aug 19, 2011
Aug 19, 2011 at 9:03 PM UTC
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