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I'll fly out from this rollercoaster Filled with disgust, with dizziness The operator stands aghast Amidst the turning machine Above his heels, Within his well-fed hands It spins and turns Like Big Brother's voice On a broken loop Creaking engine recalls A sordid, mechanical taste In the mouths of the trapped They think it's so wondrous To be on top of a flightless Soar to the heavens To see those ant-like buildings Like a grain of dust in their hands But they have paid the price The people of the carnival only feeds them dreams While they snicker inside the tents Fairy godmothers on their breaks Clouds darken beneath us Rumbling, rumbling, roar the Blue-violet crack in the sky goes As we rode along to the earth's tremble The view matches not what they promised But everyone must go on till the ride stops I sniffed the steps of rain in a small stairway to my senses I knew right then that ride wasn't what we all thought
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 9:04 AM UTC
Rollercoaster
I'll fly out from this rollercoaster Filled with disgust, with dizziness The operator stands aghast Amidst the turning machine Above his heels, Within his well-fed hands It spins and turns Like Big Brother's voice On a broken loop Creaking engine recalls A sordid, mechanical taste In the mouths of the trapped They think it's so wondrous To be on top of a flightless Soar to the heavens To see those ant-like buildings Like a grain of dust in their hands But they have paid the price The people of the carnival only feeds them dreams While they snicker inside the tents Fairy godmothers on their breaks Clouds darken beneath us Rumbling, rumbling, roar the Blue-violet crack in the sky goes As we rode along to the earth's tremble The view matches not what they promised But everyone must go on till the ride stops I sniffed the steps of rain in a small stairway to my senses I knew right then that ride wasn't what we all thought
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 9:04 AM UTC
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