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Cosmic Man

Cosmic man

must have waited forever to learn about sarcasm.

Poor guy probably had to watch sunrises

and sleep outside like a ***  

Even bums have the TVs in store window.

I bet he never even knew how bored he was.

 

Cosmic man

he must have liked the sound of birds singing

and probably ******** on all the fish.  

That was like

the only music he could listen to.

He probably doesn't know that nature is a ******* sell-out.

 

Cosmic man

probably thought he loved his family.

He probably never ran away from home

because his Dad's a ****

He probably never got tell his Dad

**** off in front of all his friends.

He probably never stole his Dad's car

just to show him how he's a **** facist.

I'll bet he cried when his Dad died,

and that's just sad.

 

Cosmic man

you are our wailing wall.

You stand, made from the same rock they used to break your skull.

Felt the unbearable pain of waking up before 9.

You had to hold

in all the universe

so we could pick through it.

He waited forever so we could tell him it wasn't worth it.

Cosmic man probably doesn't know how ironic that is.

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Jan 10, 2012
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