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Body so cold But my heart is so warm, This landscape, my landscape Pushes my wings to keep beating. If I feel now I would not be sad, For I wish only to land up the manicured lawns of Aristocrats. I would have earned my sleep. Raw is how I feel, the brooks, the hollows, the trees all seep into my mind and bones. Utter joy and contempt, a mixture. I should have flown away more often, My nest in the turret was always a haven, and natures prison, I would have earned my hope.
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Aug 23, 2017
Aug 23, 2017 at 11:29 AM UTC
This Landscape, My Landscape
Body so cold But my heart is so warm, This landscape, my landscape Pushes my wings to keep beating. If I feel now I would not be sad, For I wish only to land up the manicured lawns of Aristocrats. I would have earned my sleep. Raw is how I feel, the brooks, the hollows, the trees all seep into my mind and bones. Utter joy and contempt, a mixture. I should have flown away more often, My nest in the turret was always a haven, and natures prison, I would have earned my hope.
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29/M/Melbourne/Ireland
Aug 23, 2017
Aug 23, 2017 at 11:29 AM UTC
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