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Once upon a morning dreary, On a wibbly-wobbly urban prairie, I hit the road barely fearing - As the fool who has no fearing - And there came a car. In a sudden, asked is it the end, I'm not surprised, but how to pretend, While I am always steering - Just as badly as the driver's steering - My emotions behind a striped bar. Since the moment was so sneaky, And the car's break creaked up creepy, At least for the people seeing - Hearing, if people were ever existing - And not just imaginaire. In that second's timeless land, I had no social expression to send, Signing to them that I'm living - Lying to them I'm a human being - So, I just stood bare. And behind that timeless scene, Angry drivers and people were seen, With me standing there - A guilty criminal sharing his despair - A social monster without cover.
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Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 1:51 AM UTC
Accidental me
Once upon a morning dreary, On a wibbly-wobbly urban prairie, I hit the road barely fearing - As the fool who has no fearing - And there came a car. In a sudden, asked is it the end, I'm not surprised, but how to pretend, While I am always steering - Just as badly as the driver's steering - My emotions behind a striped bar. Since the moment was so sneaky, And the car's break creaked up creepy, At least for the people seeing - Hearing, if people were ever existing - And not just imaginaire. In that second's timeless land, I had no social expression to send, Signing to them that I'm living - Lying to them I'm a human being - So, I just stood bare. And behind that timeless scene, Angry drivers and people were seen, With me standing there - A guilty criminal sharing his despair - A social monster without cover.
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27/M/Algeria / Hungary
Oct 5, 2019
Oct 5, 2019 at 1:51 AM UTC
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