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There lives the sweetest ignorance deep inside lies like a parent giving consolation during a hurricane because sin is easy on the conscious when nobody believes in heaven or hell. Grey matter, brains neither black nor white, gasping for air in a world where we've lost the ability to feel empathy like novocain, stares and strangers with eyes lacking love waiting to die young and become raised up like a martyr instead of living the everyman's life. Self doubt, the most beautiful of all flowers, like blood from a rose thorn's ***** pumping through bodies. The man and his guitar on the street corner, dressed in his Sunday best, each note a silent prayer.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 8:02 PM UTC
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There lives the sweetest ignorance deep inside lies like a parent giving consolation during a hurricane because sin is easy on the conscious when nobody believes in heaven or hell. Grey matter, brains neither black nor white, gasping for air in a world where we've lost the ability to feel empathy like novocain, stares and strangers with eyes lacking love waiting to die young and become raised up like a martyr instead of living the everyman's life. Self doubt, the most beautiful of all flowers, like blood from a rose thorn's ***** pumping through bodies. The man and his guitar on the street corner, dressed in his Sunday best, each note a silent prayer.
This is a collaboration with my friend N.S. I cannot accept full credit for whatever accolades it is given.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 8:02 PM UTC
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