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Nov 2013
Piercing through the outer skull,
Deeply into the brain, into the maiden thoughts of an unborn child,
You arrive at a magic place
Far past the feelings of this animal protected by it's mother.
Uncarved like dawn,
With its blueprints for a life it must live as other tell him to.
Past the deep rippled hills in his mind, into the forrest of feelings,
Filled with thoughts of happiness, with plenty of room for despair.
Purple trees and two green moons, creatures unknown to man.
The child kicks his mother, and the brain starts to tremble.
Trees fall down and start burning, it's starting to rain.
The child opens his eyes and starts to cry.
The mother looks at the baby and smiles.
I was looking through some old stuff, found this. I kind of liked it, so I thought I might share. It's both psychedelic AND about that this world is cruel, (if you didn't get that out yet). Cheers
Written by
Willem van Waas  Noordwijkerhout (NL)
(Noordwijkerhout (NL))   
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