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My mother said they say the dead are blessed but i don't think so, i wake to my dream's afterimage overlaying the ceiling;i stay laid in place envisioning myself gorged in holy water, purging away any memory hitherto but that's just not the way it goes; Sat here as the vinyl needle scratches the same scabs,as a tired revolver— leaks **** of sound,thick repitidous clouds which lead to nowhere and nothing— a bored, ambient crackle, In the poetic spirit, it reeks of home but reminds me I am I, alone And in the conversing-sense it gives me a ******* migraine, it was one of W—’s favourites when it's tune was still entact But alas, it is what it is, outside is a world i've grown too sore to mingle in (dare i say a multiform delirium where it's both too typical and too unpredictable ((daren't i blame another reason?))) Regardless,i'll stay inside another day and skim and retrace the life that brought us here to **** the time. If nothing else.
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Aug 12, 2019
Aug 12, 2019 at 2:52 PM UTC
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My mother said they say the dead are blessed but i don't think so, i wake to my dream's afterimage overlaying the ceiling;i stay laid in place envisioning myself gorged in holy water, purging away any memory hitherto but that's just not the way it goes; Sat here as the vinyl needle scratches the same scabs,as a tired revolver— leaks **** of sound,thick repitidous clouds which lead to nowhere and nothing— a bored, ambient crackle, In the poetic spirit, it reeks of home but reminds me I am I, alone And in the conversing-sense it gives me a ******* migraine, it was one of W—’s favourites when it's tune was still entact But alas, it is what it is, outside is a world i've grown too sore to mingle in (dare i say a multiform delirium where it's both too typical and too unpredictable ((daren't i blame another reason?))) Regardless,i'll stay inside another day and skim and retrace the life that brought us here to **** the time. If nothing else.
LilRimbaud99
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Aug 12, 2019
Aug 12, 2019 at 2:52 PM UTC
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