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I was wheeling, weren’t you left reeling? We, we-- Weren’t you falling like a star from that stately name, Before you didn’t feel the same, and touched by All the teeth of beasts you couldn’t tame? Then there were– O, what silken shards of likened dreams were in your past And it never lasted More than a week or two. But you, Then, you were a sentry. At the turn of the century, the Wooden horses burned and the cardboard-box gates fell. Since then we never felt so well As the day before that centennial. Anon, Aeon! Spare us only years. I adorned you with a crown of forget-me-nots. You, you presented me with a fistful of dirt: Told me to grow my own **** flowers.
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Dec 22, 2010
Dec 22, 2010 at 9:11 PM UTC
I Was Wheeling
I was wheeling, weren’t you left reeling? We, we-- Weren’t you falling like a star from that stately name, Before you didn’t feel the same, and touched by All the teeth of beasts you couldn’t tame? Then there were– O, what silken shards of likened dreams were in your past And it never lasted More than a week or two. But you, Then, you were a sentry. At the turn of the century, the Wooden horses burned and the cardboard-box gates fell. Since then we never felt so well As the day before that centennial. Anon, Aeon! Spare us only years. I adorned you with a crown of forget-me-nots. You, you presented me with a fistful of dirt: Told me to grow my own **** flowers.
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Dec 22, 2010
Dec 22, 2010 at 9:11 PM UTC
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