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For some, There's no escaping the daily grind; Only the inexplicable tortures which plague the mind. For others, however, there's a blooming gap Which presents itself In the form Of a nap. How simple a pleasure; An enchanting endeavor. Those words do not rhyme, Though I do not care, For I've just awoken and tainted the air; Clouds of tobacco smoke poison my lair. A dream lingers briefly so I jot it down. Angels from heaven appear - Oh the sound! An orchestra plays something I've never heard; It's hauntingly beautiful - Mildly absurd. A box pushed its way to the surface through dirt And inside the box is a sparrow; It's hurt. I do what I can To help it to heal, But a cat comes along and decides it's a meal. "I know you're a cat, and that's what cats do, But wouldn't you say you were just a bit rude?" It replies in baritone, southerly voice, "I am what I am and I hadn't a choice. I'm driven by instinct, As you may not be; However, these feathers Taste curiously..." The cat then exploded; Its innards now out. That bird was a bomb, I haven't a doubt.
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Feb 13, 2013
Feb 13, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
Naps and Dreams and Stuff...
For some, There's no escaping the daily grind; Only the inexplicable tortures which plague the mind. For others, however, there's a blooming gap Which presents itself In the form Of a nap. How simple a pleasure; An enchanting endeavor. Those words do not rhyme, Though I do not care, For I've just awoken and tainted the air; Clouds of tobacco smoke poison my lair. A dream lingers briefly so I jot it down. Angels from heaven appear - Oh the sound! An orchestra plays something I've never heard; It's hauntingly beautiful - Mildly absurd. A box pushed its way to the surface through dirt And inside the box is a sparrow; It's hurt. I do what I can To help it to heal, But a cat comes along and decides it's a meal. "I know you're a cat, and that's what cats do, But wouldn't you say you were just a bit rude?" It replies in baritone, southerly voice, "I am what I am and I hadn't a choice. I'm driven by instinct, As you may not be; However, these feathers Taste curiously..." The cat then exploded; Its innards now out. That bird was a bomb, I haven't a doubt.
I suddenly lost the will to keep writing...
auroleus
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Feb 13, 2013
Feb 13, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
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