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by wordsalwayshurt

walking down childish roads I weep spotting something rotten a tree & I wonder before tying my shoes in a church guarded by senile eyes I think to myself why must I hold in my fleshy heart one becomes itself. & below after years of walking & soaking structures & small soiled gatherers I see teal stained pages smeared red, white with the doings of our past only needing a page in books to breed fear in rosy hope. looking before as a camera wants we fly into the upward quickly with enthusiasm a smile etches our glossy face & we see me someone is here on my road I stay calm next to me sets the biggest jaw I have or will see sure there are greater in numerous numbers strange unfathomable flanks ranking from mine created from my rust & our immense patience seeing or realizing there are strange silences between the peace you held. no I don't care
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Jan 5, 2013
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