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Me

I got unruly hair, And I got a blank-slate stare. I got electricity running through my veins, Trying to make a break for my remains. I got a heart falling out of my chest And I got a night lacking of rest. I got a paper full of erasable feelings, Trying to break the glass ceilings. I got spiders climbing up my walls, And I'm making circles round these square halls. I got a hazy, crazy memory Trying to set the beast within me free. Yet, I can't remember What happened yesterday or last December. All I got to my name Are my words--which are all the same.
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jake-bentley
American
Published
Mar 11, 2012
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This is a bio--inspired by Pink Floyd's Nobody Home

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