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*silent eroticisms in the shadows of daffodils make our plea to the plutocracy that bleeds us salvation waits upon the station’s furthest platform for its train to depart a miserable situation to be left without compensation i have no doubt you are suffering dearly from everything that went down women are weaving bracelets talismans made from hair, nails and rope soap and sandalwood caress our souls in cleanliness we find solace as our weapons of separation disappear down drains of hope in retrograde venus renamed herself open are the skies open like the folds of skin between her eyes ulterior power sources song pirates sing of dawn's dying she holds the key to our suffering and turns the lock a little tighter every day but if we turn our attention inward she may open it for a moment and inside you will see your own reflection a jewel shining on the surface of emerald waters turquoise symmetry off the wings of a bird’s tail-feathers i swam for centuries and landed on your shoreline the missing continents revealed their bodies in splinters of humanity i perceive hope that springs eternal but its plunged back into the sea before it fully surfaces like old volcanoes our minds are volatile and only give forth new ideas occasionally*
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 10:24 PM UTC
Song pirates
*silent eroticisms in the shadows of daffodils make our plea to the plutocracy that bleeds us salvation waits upon the station’s furthest platform for its train to depart a miserable situation to be left without compensation i have no doubt you are suffering dearly from everything that went down women are weaving bracelets talismans made from hair, nails and rope soap and sandalwood caress our souls in cleanliness we find solace as our weapons of separation disappear down drains of hope in retrograde venus renamed herself open are the skies open like the folds of skin between her eyes ulterior power sources song pirates sing of dawn's dying she holds the key to our suffering and turns the lock a little tighter every day but if we turn our attention inward she may open it for a moment and inside you will see your own reflection a jewel shining on the surface of emerald waters turquoise symmetry off the wings of a bird’s tail-feathers i swam for centuries and landed on your shoreline the missing continents revealed their bodies in splinters of humanity i perceive hope that springs eternal but its plunged back into the sea before it fully surfaces like old volcanoes our minds are volatile and only give forth new ideas occasionally*
ganesha-michael-shapiro
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 10:24 PM UTC
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