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These soft stones you call stars claw at ravens, underneath the skull of your irony. We are not without our useful futilities - That function as the only spiral of our narrow chasm yawning in the wicked mist that tingles in the nerve-dead breath, your charms are few - well met and the hour has lost it's keening dread... Where the hourglass slept - Things are not the things we name things, alas Our lexicon corrupts the numb jest - the dumb joke that chokes the joy out of dominion and bloats the vulture till it simply explodes. You're next.
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Oct 26, 2012
Oct 26, 2012 at 3:37 PM UTC
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These soft stones you call stars claw at ravens, underneath the skull of your irony. We are not without our useful futilities - That function as the only spiral of our narrow chasm yawning in the wicked mist that tingles in the nerve-dead breath, your charms are few - well met and the hour has lost it's keening dread... Where the hourglass slept - Things are not the things we name things, alas Our lexicon corrupts the numb jest - the dumb joke that chokes the joy out of dominion and bloats the vulture till it simply explodes. You're next.
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Oct 26, 2012
Oct 26, 2012 at 3:37 PM UTC
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