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Dandruff storm Avalanche on the sofa of predilection Hair string over hair root By 3, by 5 We get stuffed in poisonous genes And thym and broccoli Rise and hate Revolution against it all Dream the dream And zip your lips Do not hum do not dare to Irritation Carrots in my hair Mosquito bites all over Sensitive skin Which were maybe Meant to be Goodnight kisses Pictures followed by gaps and spaces Paces cover the backs and fronts Just to make them seem divine Shiver against the satisfaction Of your own foolishness And go wild Trim, skating, framing the pines Snow-covered inflammations While it is in action Rolling, lurching At a couple of indiscernible numbers Per hour Soft clouds of lies Covering mountain peaks Blow hard enough And then fall back Slowly Separating the air from the air Take a sip One last time There is always Something Staring Waiting For you to fall Holding on to grated cells Just around the right corner
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 4:07 AM UTC
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Dandruff storm Avalanche on the sofa of predilection Hair string over hair root By 3, by 5 We get stuffed in poisonous genes And thym and broccoli Rise and hate Revolution against it all Dream the dream And zip your lips Do not hum do not dare to Irritation Carrots in my hair Mosquito bites all over Sensitive skin Which were maybe Meant to be Goodnight kisses Pictures followed by gaps and spaces Paces cover the backs and fronts Just to make them seem divine Shiver against the satisfaction Of your own foolishness And go wild Trim, skating, framing the pines Snow-covered inflammations While it is in action Rolling, lurching At a couple of indiscernible numbers Per hour Soft clouds of lies Covering mountain peaks Blow hard enough And then fall back Slowly Separating the air from the air Take a sip One last time There is always Something Staring Waiting For you to fall Holding on to grated cells Just around the right corner
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 4:07 AM UTC
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