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Theres a Baptist church frame empty of hearts and joy plenty of sky above like  an empty pool of coy its energy is vague its people once were alive tourniquet windpipes alive in the velvet hide they sung the words of richness danced on illness war chains like rains flooding brains for some mystical temptation. They severely wanted a way not to die, so much that life solidified. And took them. They thought they had colourful plans of cloud street *** pits hundred yard flower gardens manicured by a tanned super freak of atomic wisdom. Till a sharp bit of plasma burned them to the floor. It was a summers eve 1957. The breeze let off a little steam and sent them straight to heaven.
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 2:39 AM UTC
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Theres a Baptist church frame empty of hearts and joy plenty of sky above like  an empty pool of coy its energy is vague its people once were alive tourniquet windpipes alive in the velvet hide they sung the words of richness danced on illness war chains like rains flooding brains for some mystical temptation. They severely wanted a way not to die, so much that life solidified. And took them. They thought they had colourful plans of cloud street *** pits hundred yard flower gardens manicured by a tanned super freak of atomic wisdom. Till a sharp bit of plasma burned them to the floor. It was a summers eve 1957. The breeze let off a little steam and sent them straight to heaven.
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 2:39 AM UTC
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