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Not writing tonight Leaves tomorrow deprived Of chemical changes In moments sublime Through valleys of shadow And mountains I climb Of ripples in rivers Wrinkles in time Heartbreaks in waves And passionate rhyme Of my guiltiest prints At the scene of a crime And the trail of bread crumbs That they all leave behind As clues to emotions I've yet to define Like the love I have made To a goddess divine Or the hate I have seen Where her sun doesn't shine Like my lone shooting star With the planets aligned In illusion defusions Of water to wine When I shed the skins That malign the benign With vivid prescriptions Of drugs I've combined Into altered egos Of complex design For a world I could save With my Spider-Man mind But the webs that I spin Become so intertwined With the fates and the furies To which we're confined To a Hundred Years' War Against all of mankind So a new piece a night Is a peace treaty signed
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 2:33 AM UTC
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Not writing tonight Leaves tomorrow deprived Of chemical changes In moments sublime Through valleys of shadow And mountains I climb Of ripples in rivers Wrinkles in time Heartbreaks in waves And passionate rhyme Of my guiltiest prints At the scene of a crime And the trail of bread crumbs That they all leave behind As clues to emotions I've yet to define Like the love I have made To a goddess divine Or the hate I have seen Where her sun doesn't shine Like my lone shooting star With the planets aligned In illusion defusions Of water to wine When I shed the skins That malign the benign With vivid prescriptions Of drugs I've combined Into altered egos Of complex design For a world I could save With my Spider-Man mind But the webs that I spin Become so intertwined With the fates and the furies To which we're confined To a Hundred Years' War Against all of mankind So a new piece a night Is a peace treaty signed
michael-marchese
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 2:33 AM UTC
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