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The pixilated light I hold in my hands I prefer over the rays of the star we orbit.   When the sun falls down, to spread its golden shine to a different plane, Mine glows brighter still, ethereal, clean and white. I cover my head, my soul, as I **** out my insecurities, like a dog marking its territory, all over the virtual forest of broken lives.   Screaming out coyly for attention to rescue my mind from the insolence I perceive my reality to be, behind ironic wording and new age grammar, I wear like plastic garments, leeching toxins into my infected blood stream   Sweat stained dream Ripped seam Digital gleam Internet fiend   “Why is the world so mean?”
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Sep 29, 2016
Sep 29, 2016 at 6:31 PM UTC
About: The Boy who could fight Aliens
The pixilated light I hold in my hands I prefer over the rays of the star we orbit.   When the sun falls down, to spread its golden shine to a different plane, Mine glows brighter still, ethereal, clean and white. I cover my head, my soul, as I **** out my insecurities, like a dog marking its territory, all over the virtual forest of broken lives.   Screaming out coyly for attention to rescue my mind from the insolence I perceive my reality to be, behind ironic wording and new age grammar, I wear like plastic garments, leeching toxins into my infected blood stream   Sweat stained dream Ripped seam Digital gleam Internet fiend   “Why is the world so mean?”
Gypsytroubadour
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Sep 29, 2016
Sep 29, 2016 at 6:31 PM UTC
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