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the destroyers are out to destroy they are the heat of the night napalm-burned bodies trembling in the jungle they are bullets nestled silently into the back of one's head babies dangling from their mother's limp arms as she builds herself a new body made out of the countryside & the trees & dynamite and she will bring the explosion at dawn i could fit the memory of last night in a wine bottle i fell asleep in the dumpster and you kissed me with your wine stained lips in the morning i hoisted the sunrise into a wheelbarrow and headed west. now i don't know who or what i am all i need is a soapbox to stand on or a cliff to climb a little solitude i need to be regurgitated as smoke hanging over three lanes of asphalt i need a valley with soft green carpet and a pretty girl's adolescent thighs i need my face shoved in her ***** i need the enormous bliss of a long afternoon i need to find the intersection of our intimate streets.
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 2:06 AM UTC
intimate streets
the destroyers are out to destroy they are the heat of the night napalm-burned bodies trembling in the jungle they are bullets nestled silently into the back of one's head babies dangling from their mother's limp arms as she builds herself a new body made out of the countryside & the trees & dynamite and she will bring the explosion at dawn i could fit the memory of last night in a wine bottle i fell asleep in the dumpster and you kissed me with your wine stained lips in the morning i hoisted the sunrise into a wheelbarrow and headed west. now i don't know who or what i am all i need is a soapbox to stand on or a cliff to climb a little solitude i need to be regurgitated as smoke hanging over three lanes of asphalt i need a valley with soft green carpet and a pretty girl's adolescent thighs i need my face shoved in her ***** i need the enormous bliss of a long afternoon i need to find the intersection of our intimate streets.
david-badgerow
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 2:06 AM UTC
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