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I was not, yet there I go-- a childhood re-invented, one rabbit's foot and skeletons of ghosts line my pockets. Where the carnival puppets pressed their thorns and had torn my flesh. Chariots always grotesquely alter at midnight. His night drunkenness rekindled the flames of my hell. I could smell daddy down the hall-- He and his tenderness disorder. I always scream on the inside when he walks in my room. In a slaves frenzy, I kick! Poisonous memories, rancid and acidic, that burning flow, drips thick inside my brain. Devouring everything I thought was good in this world. --Black and white, black and white. Everything is black and white! The impure child, once more baptizes the devil into eternity. Whiskey lake laps at the shore as the gypsy angels are crying. I was not, yet there I go...
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May 21, 2012
May 21, 2012 at 1:07 AM UTC
The Gypsy Angels Are Crying (I Was Not, Yet There I Go)
I was not, yet there I go-- a childhood re-invented, one rabbit's foot and skeletons of ghosts line my pockets. Where the carnival puppets pressed their thorns and had torn my flesh. Chariots always grotesquely alter at midnight. His night drunkenness rekindled the flames of my hell. I could smell daddy down the hall-- He and his tenderness disorder. I always scream on the inside when he walks in my room. In a slaves frenzy, I kick! Poisonous memories, rancid and acidic, that burning flow, drips thick inside my brain. Devouring everything I thought was good in this world. --Black and white, black and white. Everything is black and white! The impure child, once more baptizes the devil into eternity. Whiskey lake laps at the shore as the gypsy angels are crying. I was not, yet there I go...
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May 21, 2012
May 21, 2012 at 1:07 AM UTC
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