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They cut my palms from wrist to middle finger tethers that were my formation of all were sacrificed for there gratitude for my sight was not to be formatted into a form there eyes to yield A difference of consciousness and so my embodiment of creation was but word and thought. But I knew if I was too breach the wind. what could not be penned though even many had blossomed from cognitions of knowledge. these seeds of enlightenment would be severed from the root. I would be a mute as the clear sky nothing but wisps of colour but nothing seen or heard. I am a poet a drawer of creation either malignant or statuesque, Words that could open a thousand doors in the subconscious or unbar that singular one that could enlighten the world. But alas I am of a place where my thoughts are but a jest that would be expunged from others minds. "I linger in infinitely, but I am but a grain falling for a moment,
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Sep 13, 2016
Sep 13, 2016 at 3:27 PM UTC
My Creation Is Never To Be Realised
They cut my palms from wrist to middle finger tethers that were my formation of all were sacrificed for there gratitude for my sight was not to be formatted into a form there eyes to yield A difference of consciousness and so my embodiment of creation was but word and thought. But I knew if I was too breach the wind. what could not be penned though even many had blossomed from cognitions of knowledge. these seeds of enlightenment would be severed from the root. I would be a mute as the clear sky nothing but wisps of colour but nothing seen or heard. I am a poet a drawer of creation either malignant or statuesque, Words that could open a thousand doors in the subconscious or unbar that singular one that could enlighten the world. But alas I am of a place where my thoughts are but a jest that would be expunged from others minds. "I linger in infinitely, but I am but a grain falling for a moment,
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Sep 13, 2016
Sep 13, 2016 at 3:27 PM UTC
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