I'd like to say we acted like politicians, causing nuclear disasters filled with stares of disapproval, but we weren't.
Oceanographers couldn't complain any longer, I mean we were right by each other and still knew more about the things farthest from us.
To say the least, we were both covered in our own exoskeleton, staying safe from our only safety.
Every moment, every glance spun a web of anything but truth.
(j.a.r)
May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 9:45 PM UTC
I'd like to say we acted like politicians, causing nuclear disasters filled with stares of disapproval, but we weren't.
Oceanographers couldn't complain any longer, I mean we were right by each other and still knew more about the things farthest from us.
To say the least, we were both covered in our own exoskeleton, staying safe from our only safety.
Every moment, every glance spun a web of anything but truth.
(j.a.r)
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