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bliss.

another newport, another bowl, another drink

to see me through.

another sedative to seperate

me from you.

this is how it's always been, i suppose it's safe to say

this is how it'll always be.

don't say you learned it from me . . .

we've watched t.v. since we could see.

since we could see.

more and more, i must admit,

i'm amazed

by our general lack of concern

for the mess we've made.

i was always led to believe

things would change.

now i'm just numb to the whole ******* thing . . .

is that so strange?

you're only blind

to what you elect

not to see,

so shut up and smile . . .

and call it happy.

happy.

we've sold our souls for this:

ignorant bliss.

don't mistake this for blame.

i'm just as guilty as you!

the question now is,

what the hell do we do?

i never knew that bliss

could taste so much like ****

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jeremy-maxwell
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Apr 30, 2012
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