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by everythingversusnothing

you insisted we were music and i laughed and told you no we were a record and though we housed music inside us a stranger to our world might look at us spinning and forget what was there before they even became aware of it. that beauty was hidden in the dark thick grooved and hard you can't just run your bathroom sink expecting to think of shining rivers when you know whose blood has been washed down the drain and just how much. i think i was right but for the wrong reasons. i think there were nights when we spun and spun scratched by some needle just out of our control scraped in just the right places to make us sing or scream but only just enough so we wouldn't bleed i think we learned to worship the sting that came from being a found thing in the world of the lost after all, there are smart phones and ipods and streams but i guess even shipwrecks have anchors. maybe that's what you meant.
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