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The twenty-one gun jury’s been hung, my assumed verdict, overthrown. Acquitted by the left hand, condemned by the right, a last request— Think not of me as an aberration, although perhaps I am, Do not know where I shall go nor care if there is anything after. let me be absolved -- For all that remains is the weight of thought that rages through me, the rapid pendulum. I am not innocent. There is no recourse. In this solitude, the only existence is being alone and depressed and the tearing of my skin Sweet Steel, slip silently in.
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Jun 3, 2010
Jun 3, 2010 at 8:28 AM UTC
The Suicide
The twenty-one gun jury’s been hung, my assumed verdict, overthrown. Acquitted by the left hand, condemned by the right, a last request— Think not of me as an aberration, although perhaps I am, Do not know where I shall go nor care if there is anything after. let me be absolved -- For all that remains is the weight of thought that rages through me, the rapid pendulum. I am not innocent. There is no recourse. In this solitude, the only existence is being alone and depressed and the tearing of my skin Sweet Steel, slip silently in.
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Jun 3, 2010
Jun 3, 2010 at 8:28 AM UTC
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