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Frame The Fearful Symmetry

I water a wound that won't grow. Hide away what people show. All my diamonds turned to coal. When in Rome, I moved so slow. Her infinite heart and sheds of rusted skins, is flying in on concave wings. Makes my clouds... ...just... ...drip away. I believe all her lies... I believe all she says... The sequel to a sound goodbye. Mapped dead ends and empty wells. Syringe, syringe, syringe. I love the way the concrete sing.
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Oct 9, 2011
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