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I've always known That I'd die in a car accident Someway Somehow, And beneath the Silent flicks of lightning Stretching across A plaster sealed sky, The world stood still, Molded out of clay And gasping for air Like a drizzled flower petal Suspended in time, For a moment so fleeting It nearly escaped me, I hoped some drunken Speeding car Would smash right into me, For once not because of the Complexity and dismemberment of it all, But because I was okay with dying In some moment where it all made sense.
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Jun 16, 2018
Jun 16, 2018 at 5:48 AM UTC
This One Is For You. Yes, You.
I've always known That I'd die in a car accident Someway Somehow, And beneath the Silent flicks of lightning Stretching across A plaster sealed sky, The world stood still, Molded out of clay And gasping for air Like a drizzled flower petal Suspended in time, For a moment so fleeting It nearly escaped me, I hoped some drunken Speeding car Would smash right into me, For once not because of the Complexity and dismemberment of it all, But because I was okay with dying In some moment where it all made sense.
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Jun 16, 2018
Jun 16, 2018 at 5:48 AM UTC
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