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Be Comfortable

This degree is a badge, not a tombstone or it could me the makings of the next decade I’ll procrastinate on being an adult while my father leaves our house and drives his new used Porsche around, In the swells I play my Stratocaster alone in the dark and I’ll make the sounds of waves and anger. I’ll be lifted up by my collar bones my speech will be the sounds of ripping paper I’ll lose all contingency And say good bye to serendipity It will be my last known surroundings, The trembling hands of human qualities Be comfortable, creature, creator, Let me back in.
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Feb 4, 2012
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