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blissfully blind

Covered in frost from a storm too shy; Bits of you meet my eye

 

Telling truths from the gut, into the blender of the soul.

 

It’s just me here now and i’ve got nowhere to go.

 

All these doctors, all these people

 

never imagining ends by any means

 

although I prefer it when it rains,

 

you make the storm last all week.

 

Only fools allow puppeteers to negotiate their homes

 

from their beliefs to their thrones - you are the master of your own.

 

All a poisonous gas created from and by each other.

 

It’s a wonder we’re still here

 

blissfully blinded as the mother.

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Written by
nicholas-james-berlincourt
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Published
Oct 16, 2012
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