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On Proctor’s ledge I made my bed Following the ****** scores Through grey fog, thick as cold death. Screaming gallows want my head... To dance across their blood stained floors. This opaque sky is my one true friend   Oh the exquisite view it does afford! Peering down those rotten trap doors. Puritan villagers spew hate Lighting my ***** feet As this frayed rope keeps me safe. Smooth grey rocks hidden away... By broken sticks and amber leaves. I left them on the ground where they lay Just to preserve this caliginous scene! Eighteen others shall soon agree.
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 9:31 PM UTC
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On Proctor’s ledge I made my bed Following the ****** scores Through grey fog, thick as cold death. Screaming gallows want my head... To dance across their blood stained floors. This opaque sky is my one true friend   Oh the exquisite view it does afford! Peering down those rotten trap doors. Puritan villagers spew hate Lighting my ***** feet As this frayed rope keeps me safe. Smooth grey rocks hidden away... By broken sticks and amber leaves. I left them on the ground where they lay Just to preserve this caliginous scene! Eighteen others shall soon agree.
andrew-maitland
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 9:31 PM UTC
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