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Scorched Snake on Scorched Earth

scorched snake on scorched earth, why do my thoughts decide my worth? time flies and time dies when she cries tress fall in August after remembrances of summer days that burned away on cold spells bleeding roses on a thorny bush why must she forget to push? there's no other scream to cry or alibi for sad men in the gutter (she was what I wanted not, she was what I never got) and with some soup on a Friday night, that I forgot, cold, waiting- - just like me so come and see, my empty heart on display as the kids play in the cold playground with snow all around them, laughing, without thought, without a made up mind just innocence, and I try to crack a smile for I always hate what I never had, and never will have, and I maybe I'll give up this time ('away,' she mocks me, 'away' and I always go, for you, always)
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