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to make someone feel the way you want them to feel is to trade in your soul for a pizza without the mushrooms, sausages, pineapples, M&M;'s, pepperoni, cheese, tomato (it's pronounced toe-mato mind you) sauce, crust, dough and leaving all but an empty box on top of the garbage can. too bad for the floating astronaut, drunk on coconuts, when he left in his tin can. he's begun dancing on empty matter with all the missing pizzas. i guess their owners have been ****** and dumped in another swirling portal a long time ago when the light was flickering off on that empty street at dark(au contraire, mon cheri!), just threatening to die when you believed it was ageless? the night will never be a color. goodnight my loveless ingénue
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 2:19 AM UTC
I Rued the Day of the Ageless Lamp Post
to make someone feel the way you want them to feel is to trade in your soul for a pizza without the mushrooms, sausages, pineapples, M&M;'s, pepperoni, cheese, tomato (it's pronounced toe-mato mind you) sauce, crust, dough and leaving all but an empty box on top of the garbage can. too bad for the floating astronaut, drunk on coconuts, when he left in his tin can. he's begun dancing on empty matter with all the missing pizzas. i guess their owners have been ****** and dumped in another swirling portal a long time ago when the light was flickering off on that empty street at dark(au contraire, mon cheri!), just threatening to die when you believed it was ageless? the night will never be a color. goodnight my loveless ingénue
To the reader: I really want to make known to those who read this, keep in mind the color palette of each imagery provided and let it play through as if it were a montage of random images. I truly hope that it will reveal an important theme of this poem and allow, you, the reader, to comprehend each and every stylistic and symbolic touch.
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 2:19 AM UTC
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