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Upon paper wings, He did mount his throne Made of gold & jewels. His treasure a product of the tearduct bleeding money from The State & Shepard. The spiral of the drain. The way she whispers the taste of ***** The way skies spell the taste of mildew, mild sun, & the dawn of churning corn silk for the grove tender. Ashes among & upon the frozen oranges still growing on branches; Their heart still beating. Still beating among & amidst the death rattle, death shroud. Even upon the ****** tassels, hanging from the cloud shaped like a gun. Icicles like a noose hang from the Beard of The King, Which are the clouds; The birds; The ocean of the sin & spoiled milk. In my throat. Invocation of throat. Upon paper wings they drifted like a swan, Made of gentle hate & casual love. As a goat were to smile with her & his heart, so are the wings infinate in their divinity. "Where am I?" She asked, As she Became the map.
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Aug 24, 2017
Aug 24, 2017 at 8:45 PM UTC
Surreal Sojourn I
Upon paper wings, He did mount his throne Made of gold & jewels. His treasure a product of the tearduct bleeding money from The State & Shepard. The spiral of the drain. The way she whispers the taste of ***** The way skies spell the taste of mildew, mild sun, & the dawn of churning corn silk for the grove tender. Ashes among & upon the frozen oranges still growing on branches; Their heart still beating. Still beating among & amidst the death rattle, death shroud. Even upon the ****** tassels, hanging from the cloud shaped like a gun. Icicles like a noose hang from the Beard of The King, Which are the clouds; The birds; The ocean of the sin & spoiled milk. In my throat. Invocation of throat. Upon paper wings they drifted like a swan, Made of gentle hate & casual love. As a goat were to smile with her & his heart, so are the wings infinate in their divinity. "Where am I?" She asked, As she Became the map.
Matanyahu
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33/M/American
Aug 24, 2017
Aug 24, 2017 at 8:45 PM UTC
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