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Fossils.

I converse with the insane, And I see dead people, I seek no fame, Or salvation from church steeples, I am alone, Yet in my head we are many, A clamoring of voices, Above the anarchy of it all, This world is broken, a place where life is a gamble, And familial bonds are broken down in shambles, I am a grateful dead, of a time long forgotten, And like that I shall remain, till my bones are long rotten.
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Aug 22, 2015
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I have no idea what this is supposed to be about, wrote it in the heat of the moment, so please feel free to comment with interpretations!!! :)

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