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Jun 2014
I float in fervent freefall.
Do you know the flavour of not being good enough?
It's a taste that grows on you.

Did you know that there are many avenues to pain:
Not just physical but emotional, which is the hardest to avoid, ain't it the truth (now baby)?
We all sometimes stroll down envy and jealousy and fear and anxiety,
but I've been known to sleep there,
lie down on hell's concrete.

I'm still mining for a heart of gold
but I fear I'm growing old.
'fervent', used here meaning hot or glowing, an archaic meaning of the word (but can mean current meaning if ye like ;) )

ref. to Neil Young's 'ain't it the truth' and 'heart of gold'
George Cheese
Written by
George Cheese  M/Australia
(M/Australia)   
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   --- and Joshua Haines
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