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Where do men go when they can’t sleep Up the river to a place where time passes like dreams Their breath slips in and out of consciousness While their hands tremble under the new fears Feet crack under the pressure Through the seams seep puddles of fresh water That washes away the hollow men that stare and linger They sway together like a feather as it collides with the earth Bed in hand the men lie Clutching onto the only thing that makes it clear Time is just a passing thought Bones quietly melt away Far beneath are the sounds of waves And the rustling of leaves The sun dances about the sky Painting in vibrant colors every memory of their sin This time it won’t wash away
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Jun 6, 2011
Jun 6, 2011 at 9:13 PM UTC
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Where do men go when they can’t sleep Up the river to a place where time passes like dreams Their breath slips in and out of consciousness While their hands tremble under the new fears Feet crack under the pressure Through the seams seep puddles of fresh water That washes away the hollow men that stare and linger They sway together like a feather as it collides with the earth Bed in hand the men lie Clutching onto the only thing that makes it clear Time is just a passing thought Bones quietly melt away Far beneath are the sounds of waves And the rustling of leaves The sun dances about the sky Painting in vibrant colors every memory of their sin This time it won’t wash away
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Jun 6, 2011
Jun 6, 2011 at 9:13 PM UTC
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