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Needle in the hay stack The spin of the weather vane I took a drink of you And felt heavy to the touch With my last bit of strength I split the seed coat Topsoil coaxing me *Come here, young one Come here* Blue The first color I have ever known In awe I watch as birds fly over Like painted die-cast wind-up toys The warmth fills me to the brim Free among unbroken hills Neither late nor early But still On time with the cosmic dance of fire  color rain Earthquake Heartache Lust and pitty I took a drink of you and blooms sprout from my chest cavity Sunlight flooding protons upon the hillside Into my eyes smiling *A nap on the grass until half-past two As if I don't have work to do Important things come and go They melt away as winter snow Drink you deeply from life's river Not even death can make it bitter **** Erectus In three piece suit Dead in a box Maggot food A veritable Carrion drive thru Just as fate would have it Do you need Some Ketchup packets?*
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 3:13 PM UTC
Germination
Needle in the hay stack The spin of the weather vane I took a drink of you And felt heavy to the touch With my last bit of strength I split the seed coat Topsoil coaxing me *Come here, young one Come here* Blue The first color I have ever known In awe I watch as birds fly over Like painted die-cast wind-up toys The warmth fills me to the brim Free among unbroken hills Neither late nor early But still On time with the cosmic dance of fire  color rain Earthquake Heartache Lust and pitty I took a drink of you and blooms sprout from my chest cavity Sunlight flooding protons upon the hillside Into my eyes smiling *A nap on the grass until half-past two As if I don't have work to do Important things come and go They melt away as winter snow Drink you deeply from life's river Not even death can make it bitter **** Erectus In three piece suit Dead in a box Maggot food A veritable Carrion drive thru Just as fate would have it Do you need Some Ketchup packets?*
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Equatorial Guinean
May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 3:13 PM UTC
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