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When I close my eyes I've an IMAX silver screen; My projection room is stacked With reels of a re-run dream. I'm typecast as leading man, You're the starlet, so it seems. Today I'm screening tragedy, That I played like comedy. Two reels have played, I'll need three, To disuade me playing a parody. I'll need to re-write, And a location set; I haven't run The credits yet. You protested the direction; The hero fades out with rejection. It's a cliff-hanger. Will the girl return A fallen damsel? A chastised angel? A spiteful devil? I'm lying waiting To dream the sequel.
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 2:57 PM UTC
The Silver Screen
When I close my eyes I've an IMAX silver screen; My projection room is stacked With reels of a re-run dream. I'm typecast as leading man, You're the starlet, so it seems. Today I'm screening tragedy, That I played like comedy. Two reels have played, I'll need three, To disuade me playing a parody. I'll need to re-write, And a location set; I haven't run The credits yet. You protested the direction; The hero fades out with rejection. It's a cliff-hanger. Will the girl return A fallen damsel? A chastised angel? A spiteful devil? I'm lying waiting To dream the sequel.
francie-lynch
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 2:57 PM UTC
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