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Let the teeth rot from my skull, And drop like culls From a rack that's too old, The house is cold So failing, full Of mold, Let me go Please, It's just one request, Only one Chance to Emulsify my best Efforts And fill your glass With inadequate Drops Of a hard rain That's difficult To swallow, Follow me outside, Let's walk among The silhouetted Sunset trees, The storms Of gnats And mosquitoes That hover Over gravel Paths, And remark, As if we don't know, "Unmarked graves Where flowers grow." And watch As ghosts of Shuffled feet Fill the air With clouds of dust, Still glistening With the heat of the day, Please, Just please stay, Stay with me, marionette, Till the wolves come and play, They'll hide as we seek And whisper While we speak Of whiskey dreams And the reasons We have to keep Digging in sand, Scooping handfulls Of teeth, Filling the gaps In between With phosphene Screams.
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Sep 3, 2012
Sep 3, 2012 at 11:01 PM UTC
--Stolen Gathering--
Let the teeth rot from my skull, And drop like culls From a rack that's too old, The house is cold So failing, full Of mold, Let me go Please, It's just one request, Only one Chance to Emulsify my best Efforts And fill your glass With inadequate Drops Of a hard rain That's difficult To swallow, Follow me outside, Let's walk among The silhouetted Sunset trees, The storms Of gnats And mosquitoes That hover Over gravel Paths, And remark, As if we don't know, "Unmarked graves Where flowers grow." And watch As ghosts of Shuffled feet Fill the air With clouds of dust, Still glistening With the heat of the day, Please, Just please stay, Stay with me, marionette, Till the wolves come and play, They'll hide as we seek And whisper While we speak Of whiskey dreams And the reasons We have to keep Digging in sand, Scooping handfulls Of teeth, Filling the gaps In between With phosphene Screams.
Quote credit to Arcade Fire
mike-bergeron
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Sep 3, 2012
Sep 3, 2012 at 11:01 PM UTC
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