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I would pull your halo down And fling it like a discus Into the olympian clouds For it to spin unending; A fiery sun, A sight to see For the credulous crowds. I would pull out your nails One by one and stack them On the blood slick cross And watch you fall; A dead weight, So loaded with Dogmatic dross. I would see you fail As we retreat from you Into evidence And truth from fact; Intellect Separating Hope from sense. I would see you gone Like all you are or ever were Is naught but A memory; A ragged Child's blanket We'd rather not see. I would see you Gone from me.
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 4:50 PM UTC
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I would pull your halo down And fling it like a discus Into the olympian clouds For it to spin unending; A fiery sun, A sight to see For the credulous crowds. I would pull out your nails One by one and stack them On the blood slick cross And watch you fall; A dead weight, So loaded with Dogmatic dross. I would see you fail As we retreat from you Into evidence And truth from fact; Intellect Separating Hope from sense. I would see you gone Like all you are or ever were Is naught but A memory; A ragged Child's blanket We'd rather not see. I would see you Gone from me.
mv-blake
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 4:50 PM UTC
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