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A heart deflates into a circular fire, burning a tunnel in reality so a dark train of thought can barrel through. Hieroglyphic crocodiles swim into a stream to eat gazelle. A universe is just the iris of gods. I grew up in a cactus hut that was atop the boogeyman's hat. 'Ol Skullface evaporates like a rippling image in water... dreadlocked lightning bottle sips on the venus flytrap's ******* Maybe I'm the combination of Bob Marley's dope smoke & Dali's pipe steam. That right there was his psychedelic ego he o rarely sees. The Native American sound in my brain reminds me of beautiful cave paintings in candle lit screams & moans echoing. Bamboo lightning sword frightening shimmers in the light. Tribal war paint vicious sharp drumbeats; fangs ready for battle, a head bobbing mystic predicts victory in the shadows; glowing. Ashes from the evening smoke means we've won, thanks to my brain eye.
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 10:07 PM UTC
An Impressionistic Self-Portrait of my Self
A heart deflates into a circular fire, burning a tunnel in reality so a dark train of thought can barrel through. Hieroglyphic crocodiles swim into a stream to eat gazelle. A universe is just the iris of gods. I grew up in a cactus hut that was atop the boogeyman's hat. 'Ol Skullface evaporates like a rippling image in water... dreadlocked lightning bottle sips on the venus flytrap's ******* Maybe I'm the combination of Bob Marley's dope smoke & Dali's pipe steam. That right there was his psychedelic ego he o rarely sees. The Native American sound in my brain reminds me of beautiful cave paintings in candle lit screams & moans echoing. Bamboo lightning sword frightening shimmers in the light. Tribal war paint vicious sharp drumbeats; fangs ready for battle, a head bobbing mystic predicts victory in the shadows; glowing. Ashes from the evening smoke means we've won, thanks to my brain eye.
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 10:07 PM UTC
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