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Careening moonlight You show me what I once Thought was right I drink now for the sake of mankind The bullet casings reflect the Sun as the wine in my cup Sloshes from right to left and My own life is not my own - A price to pay for theft I love you You make me The way I am And I press my mind To these keys And realize everything and Nothing in the end will Be alright In solitude I pray to creation Seeing that life is merely A bottle And when its empty It ain't worth a **** Tasting the stars in their Brilliance of absence I recollect my own upbringing And remember my hallow mother Singing her nightly hymns But to begin with memories are To step in the backgrounds of Imaginations personal horrors, own borrows, The lonely tunnels of a city long since dead That instead of exhaling we try Inhaling; pressing Death right back I am young I am old I am a story That has already Been told Yet I Live on I smile I smell the scents Of a world gone and Past and taste at last The current of the river The wind of the crass A life that has Already ended But has no ambition To Pass Self held in my own vices The upstate prices of page to brain Makes me shutter as the gutter Winces in its realizations of the brandishing Blade of the horses with their war My existence presses Her finger upon The broken page of the unstoppable cops Where I stop to think where then my Life - though good - has spoiled quite abrupt Oh to obey in sun struck love Where the only thing that is real is above But anything I recall I forget A smile that says to me "not yet" I once thought I was close But see now I am so far away If asked to stay I don't know what I'd say Each countless pride Has its side Just like the ocean in Her majesty And unseen tides Again I slip into a smile A false breathe As I take my body back In high stealth Asking myself *What exactly Is the matter?*
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 4:54 AM UTC
Absent Crescents of Forgotten Times on a Sunday
Careening moonlight You show me what I once Thought was right I drink now for the sake of mankind The bullet casings reflect the Sun as the wine in my cup Sloshes from right to left and My own life is not my own - A price to pay for theft I love you You make me The way I am And I press my mind To these keys And realize everything and Nothing in the end will Be alright In solitude I pray to creation Seeing that life is merely A bottle And when its empty It ain't worth a **** Tasting the stars in their Brilliance of absence I recollect my own upbringing And remember my hallow mother Singing her nightly hymns But to begin with memories are To step in the backgrounds of Imaginations personal horrors, own borrows, The lonely tunnels of a city long since dead That instead of exhaling we try Inhaling; pressing Death right back I am young I am old I am a story That has already Been told Yet I Live on I smile I smell the scents Of a world gone and Past and taste at last The current of the river The wind of the crass A life that has Already ended But has no ambition To Pass Self held in my own vices The upstate prices of page to brain Makes me shutter as the gutter Winces in its realizations of the brandishing Blade of the horses with their war My existence presses Her finger upon The broken page of the unstoppable cops Where I stop to think where then my Life - though good - has spoiled quite abrupt Oh to obey in sun struck love Where the only thing that is real is above But anything I recall I forget A smile that says to me "not yet" I once thought I was close But see now I am so far away If asked to stay I don't know what I'd say Each countless pride Has its side Just like the ocean in Her majesty And unseen tides Again I slip into a smile A false breathe As I take my body back In high stealth Asking myself *What exactly Is the matter?*
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 4:54 AM UTC
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