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Past East Street, farther than the Parkway drive Where the trodden path ends; where ends the 8 to 5, Where the strained eyes close, where the dreamers thrive, In its 5ft. glory lies my lair, The Hive. An oxymoron, the contradiction Where else shall you cease, to exist? To be shackled, and freed? If not on your bed, but in your head? Thus, on a pulpy heavenly plate, Neck up; so to goes my crown, my glory The what ifs and the would be; Along with the ayes and nays to bury To traverse the beyond to inifinity To, and remain sedate Amidst the activity.
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Jul 25, 2019
Jul 25, 2019 at 3:14 PM UTC
Escape
Past East Street, farther than the Parkway drive Where the trodden path ends; where ends the 8 to 5, Where the strained eyes close, where the dreamers thrive, In its 5ft. glory lies my lair, The Hive. An oxymoron, the contradiction Where else shall you cease, to exist? To be shackled, and freed? If not on your bed, but in your head? Thus, on a pulpy heavenly plate, Neck up; so to goes my crown, my glory The what ifs and the would be; Along with the ayes and nays to bury To traverse the beyond to inifinity To, and remain sedate Amidst the activity.
Reminiscing my commute home in my first job
Musokuban
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F/Philippines
Jul 25, 2019
Jul 25, 2019 at 3:14 PM UTC
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