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When the house is a hole and the kitchen's a state and work's like a chore and the tv's a bore and the family’s complaining and the friends are all draining and the hot is too hot and the cold is too cold and the young are too young and the old is too bold and nothing fits anything, anywhere, any old time anyway - it's not them. It's me. It's you. We must stop. Stop fixing, start healing heal, feel, start feeling. What’s in the middle of wrong, wanting out? What’s on the edge of all right, wanting in? Let it in, let it out heal, feel, fail: BREATHE. Be at peace, *** at bees go camping, go carting cartwheeling spirit sailing. Free-falling free-loading, load-bearing bare-teething bare skinning: spare tyreing Spree soaring. Fly high-ing. It's not them. This will not be your last moment to be in the mud, **** up to your ears, eyes glowing and goggling at the stars, as the water flows fast through your brain. It will come again, the avalanche, the ever launch, into the pit. Learn to love mud. Learn to love **** and the crap and the water and rain and the clouds and the sun and the streaks of light that colour your eyes a prism. Learn to let go of the prison, the plot, the *** of gold that man made, and dive into the rainbow, drown in life, in death, in dust and moonlight. Einstein said, if you can't say it simply, you don't know it well enough. Well, I can't say it simply: I want my life to be free. And everyone knows shackles are the devil's fee for ignorance, for the simplicity that we want free to be. So make it difficult, you ****** make it hard and wild and brave and bright and boring: if that's what it takes to unchain my clammy hand from your clasp, make it really ******* stale. Make it meaningless and marvellous and miniscule and most of all, make it do what it doesn't say on the tin. Make everyone look like they know nothing, only to find that what they’re really full of is priceless, like diamonds, and then make them mine. Make them mine, all mine, digging deep into their essence until they’re empty. Make me mine. You ****** You make me mine. I’ve got the tools, you've got the map, I've packed the picnic lunch. Bring it.
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 1:22 PM UTC
Caught between the devil and a diamond mine
When the house is a hole and the kitchen's a state and work's like a chore and the tv's a bore and the family’s complaining and the friends are all draining and the hot is too hot and the cold is too cold and the young are too young and the old is too bold and nothing fits anything, anywhere, any old time anyway - it's not them. It's me. It's you. We must stop. Stop fixing, start healing heal, feel, start feeling. What’s in the middle of wrong, wanting out? What’s on the edge of all right, wanting in? Let it in, let it out heal, feel, fail: BREATHE. Be at peace, *** at bees go camping, go carting cartwheeling spirit sailing. Free-falling free-loading, load-bearing bare-teething bare skinning: spare tyreing Spree soaring. Fly high-ing. It's not them. This will not be your last moment to be in the mud, **** up to your ears, eyes glowing and goggling at the stars, as the water flows fast through your brain. It will come again, the avalanche, the ever launch, into the pit. Learn to love mud. Learn to love **** and the crap and the water and rain and the clouds and the sun and the streaks of light that colour your eyes a prism. Learn to let go of the prison, the plot, the *** of gold that man made, and dive into the rainbow, drown in life, in death, in dust and moonlight. Einstein said, if you can't say it simply, you don't know it well enough. Well, I can't say it simply: I want my life to be free. And everyone knows shackles are the devil's fee for ignorance, for the simplicity that we want free to be. So make it difficult, you ****** make it hard and wild and brave and bright and boring: if that's what it takes to unchain my clammy hand from your clasp, make it really ******* stale. Make it meaningless and marvellous and miniscule and most of all, make it do what it doesn't say on the tin. Make everyone look like they know nothing, only to find that what they’re really full of is priceless, like diamonds, and then make them mine. Make them mine, all mine, digging deep into their essence until they’re empty. Make me mine. You ****** You make me mine. I’ve got the tools, you've got the map, I've packed the picnic lunch. Bring it.
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 1:22 PM UTC
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