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Last Night I took some Acid

Turning into each other

Like a rolling kaleidoscope

Humming vibrations of our vertebrae

Creating waves like snakes, shifting across diamonds

Darling, your eyes are the size of Saturn

The counter clockwise spinning of your iris

An alternate universe swirling inside them

The second hand is in high demand

The sun is breaking the mountains peak

A voice calls out not to speak

Lock your ears in the upright position

Slow melodic refrains

Echoing beneath the bed frame

Fatigue in our eyes, illuminating red hues

Burned out on the fork in the road.

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jenay-breden
Published
Jan 14, 2013
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I took some acid, thought about you a little bit, and wrote this

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