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One day Of tranquility I ask for My Sabbath; I am asphyxiating From the theft Of my infancy; Cheated… Out of tenderness and innocence. What is Momentous About these things We twist our spines for, From which we make sacrifice? My Sabbath, I need. It shall entail A calm oasis, a breezy field Ice cold water, citrus scent A billion smiles and sky blue eyes Two welcome arms For while I lie; Lament for distance Of fifty lives That are not mine, That aren’t my time. My Sabbath, A drunken reverie On a cool, clear reservoir Viewing the sea, drifting away; My Sabbath For only Today.
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Jan 5, 2010
Jan 5, 2010 at 12:39 AM UTC
Sabbath
One day Of tranquility I ask for My Sabbath; I am asphyxiating From the theft Of my infancy; Cheated… Out of tenderness and innocence. What is Momentous About these things We twist our spines for, From which we make sacrifice? My Sabbath, I need. It shall entail A calm oasis, a breezy field Ice cold water, citrus scent A billion smiles and sky blue eyes Two welcome arms For while I lie; Lament for distance Of fifty lives That are not mine, That aren’t my time. My Sabbath, A drunken reverie On a cool, clear reservoir Viewing the sea, drifting away; My Sabbath For only Today.
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Jan 5, 2010
Jan 5, 2010 at 12:39 AM UTC
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