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I have a complex A condition as it may To call nothing mine For what is mine Tends to want to fly away. They dream of knives And perhaps a little blood Beating senseless What I call nonsense Like no one else ever would. I call them dreams As simple as it may look Because they prosecute And search for all it seems That I have once took To the cages and the burrows They whisper of home and I hear a little shouting of lies Falling down and down here Once more. Nothing is mine. Nothing is all of yours.
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 9:41 PM UTC
Nothing is Mine
I have a complex A condition as it may To call nothing mine For what is mine Tends to want to fly away. They dream of knives And perhaps a little blood Beating senseless What I call nonsense Like no one else ever would. I call them dreams As simple as it may look Because they prosecute And search for all it seems That I have once took To the cages and the burrows They whisper of home and I hear a little shouting of lies Falling down and down here Once more. Nothing is mine. Nothing is all of yours.
kori-mace
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 9:41 PM UTC
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