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Mushrooms

by ekaj420024

Mushrooms And our lives really are nicely shaped primitive blunders filtered and fashioned out of that dream sense you always speak of And the world still holds tight we sit still staring motionless at the ground layered twirling and shifting beneath us Until the dust this golden speechless dust its ghostness enough to rise up cloudy into my red skin Your red skin getting finer even more crystallized than those bright blue veins We are worlds turned upside down newer than this world of psychedelic rocks Ancient trees stare at us chess pieces the tumbling ground filling now with infinite prairies and valleys and dancing sand dunes Does it hurt sometimes? losing to the thoughts of turning back comes close to blindness sometimes this fading clarity breathing and sighing I close my eyes enough now to feel the throbbing sun absorb me I'm awake I remember Jake Mahaffey Copyright (c) 2013 Jacob Mahaffey
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Jun 10, 2013
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