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Cut the wire words tethered to my tongue, A resemblance of a schizophrenic’s, If Death walked sullenly, could we run Scream and scatter, cleave off limbs to lockets The burdens and blood plump things that slow us, What’s of organs to living always, Ever existing to face away from Shadow and sun, cut way the instruments Of muscles congealed among movement Fatty slabs and raw bones weighing our hold, Just fleeing, blood draining to keep moving Just a few more strides to flee unholy Death near lingering ever encroaching, Lop off all just to stray, till left is the Soul on shoulders, welcoming judgment day
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 12:28 AM UTC
Cutting Anchors
Cut the wire words tethered to my tongue, A resemblance of a schizophrenic’s, If Death walked sullenly, could we run Scream and scatter, cleave off limbs to lockets The burdens and blood plump things that slow us, What’s of organs to living always, Ever existing to face away from Shadow and sun, cut way the instruments Of muscles congealed among movement Fatty slabs and raw bones weighing our hold, Just fleeing, blood draining to keep moving Just a few more strides to flee unholy Death near lingering ever encroaching, Lop off all just to stray, till left is the Soul on shoulders, welcoming judgment day
devon-baker
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 12:28 AM UTC
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