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Immortal

We write late into the night, words carved from barstools, conversations, and car drives. Words borne from indecency, drawn out brawls, and fragmented memories We write until the sun comes alive and we see beastly revolutions turn into beauty drenched by its brilliant rays We write the tragedy the night has become and immortalize our immoral defeats for prosperity and time capsule memories so that when we are old and broken and faded we may recall the stories of our youth with glimmers of hope that there is and always will be the rebellion of life coursing its way thru our veins and that someday we will go into the night again And live like we were immortal
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Nov 29, 2014
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