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"Mango Riddim"

by Arcassin Burnham

 

 

 

 

flowing like the earths motion when i take a puff,

blowing out some the gunga,

could you help me up,

ambient as all things,

when its dark and quiet,

hand structures and wedding rings,

your mind is not alined,

 

too many ********* in this world,

suppertime,

if you find the time to pick up the pieces,

it will be fine,

hopefully,

let yourself be the host of your own enemy,

of get therapy to comfort you,

havent been right since elementary,

hoping they all turn against you,

and look!!! there it goes!!,

cant remember the first time i ate a mango.

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arcassin-burnham
28 / M
Published
May 18, 2014
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http://arcassin.blogspot.com/2014/05/mango-riddim.html

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