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When you paint your walls with nonsense, and the sky outside reflects your feelings, sensations tiring, discovering floors and no ceilings. And the faceless poor man doesn't want your tips but your hand, he wants to try standing, because he's tired of kneeling. When you insure the beggar's confidence with a dime, hoping he will ask you to stay awhile, then you see he's not the freak, you are. It is your mind that is on trial, the beggarman dying, you slowly take up his cup, and begin the eternal begging for just one single smile.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 4:35 PM UTC
Beggarman, you
When you paint your walls with nonsense, and the sky outside reflects your feelings, sensations tiring, discovering floors and no ceilings. And the faceless poor man doesn't want your tips but your hand, he wants to try standing, because he's tired of kneeling. When you insure the beggar's confidence with a dime, hoping he will ask you to stay awhile, then you see he's not the freak, you are. It is your mind that is on trial, the beggarman dying, you slowly take up his cup, and begin the eternal begging for just one single smile.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 4:35 PM UTC
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