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The dream sends the signal; the battery applies the shocks. Don't rest a weary head on blankets full of rocks, like a pillowcase full of hard knocks. It's consciousness; it's metamorphosis, but the backflip out of the cocoon doesn't indicate an exit too soon, but rather a kick for bad shtick on why I hear them and my chemicals don't match yours or (You think you have it bad?) I've had a share of troubles but nothing to compare to stares or glares of empty yesterdays and broken sticks on snares: I guess your most important thought is who the hell cares? Orb sinks slow while the numbness of routines exit and nothing becomes less abstract and more of your hollow, melting core. This has a moral This story ends at some point in time, but I don't have an answer for when. (You think you have it bad?) Every story has an ending and every cracked palm deserves mending. ___ Wake up, you don't have it that bad.
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 12:21 AM UTC
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The dream sends the signal; the battery applies the shocks. Don't rest a weary head on blankets full of rocks, like a pillowcase full of hard knocks. It's consciousness; it's metamorphosis, but the backflip out of the cocoon doesn't indicate an exit too soon, but rather a kick for bad shtick on why I hear them and my chemicals don't match yours or (You think you have it bad?) I've had a share of troubles but nothing to compare to stares or glares of empty yesterdays and broken sticks on snares: I guess your most important thought is who the hell cares? Orb sinks slow while the numbness of routines exit and nothing becomes less abstract and more of your hollow, melting core. This has a moral This story ends at some point in time, but I don't have an answer for when. (You think you have it bad?) Every story has an ending and every cracked palm deserves mending. ___ Wake up, you don't have it that bad.
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 12:21 AM UTC
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