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Tanka-ka

Tanka-ka Or Not Tanka American tanka: Japanese influenced poetry that ignores rigid syllable guidelines; typified by an individualist, nonconformist sentiment. 1. You step so cautiously That sometimes you forget To take a step And I am left waiting, Running far ahead 2. You don’t realize That your body Might just save this one This body might, Just kill me 3. What does all this stuff mean? What does this world mean? Long after I am gone This shit will still be here, Forgotten by everyone 4. Internet porn Seduces mens’ hearts And objectifies their desires 5. The destruction of the self is intolerable, Everyone tells me To destroy myself is unacceptable, Little round pills - Kinney Ryan
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For You?
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Published
May 26, 2015
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