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Allow me to ruminate I'll digest the cud. While we chew the fat. In the darkened woods. Of what we shouldn't at. Of a thing so wrong. That we now lay to rest. With shovel in my hand. And course i see as best. So I light a simple lamp. And quite be my sound. The guilt is in my heart. And blood upon my hand. Do all that i see fit. Nore wash away the stains. Of ownership, desire, And newfound growing pains. With such a different world. So different in the calm. When you can be a god, And make the world obey.
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 10:58 PM UTC
Fledgling
Allow me to ruminate I'll digest the cud. While we chew the fat. In the darkened woods. Of what we shouldn't at. Of a thing so wrong. That we now lay to rest. With shovel in my hand. And course i see as best. So I light a simple lamp. And quite be my sound. The guilt is in my heart. And blood upon my hand. Do all that i see fit. Nore wash away the stains. Of ownership, desire, And newfound growing pains. With such a different world. So different in the calm. When you can be a god, And make the world obey.
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 10:58 PM UTC
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