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A baby takes steps such deliverance and liberty, and each one taken, a sculptor's dreams, raw clay to break life's mold. A painter and a skeptic, each stroke of the brush questioned. Why? Why? Why? A festoon adorns his hall, forever and ever seemingly falling, gently riding the curve ever-expanding. Pin down the treacherous worm, defiled in soul and callous has it become, shun shun shun holier than thou I have become, a revolutionary I have become, an angel in your eyes I have become, and an apple beheld by Eve's eyes I have become, true neutral, true blue, on and on I live. Flew through the window, was a crow, it weaved and spun a marigold story, till it near melted down through the drain. Protuberant mound of earth, bulging eyes pierce the sky, enlightenment from the ground, insects yearn a nihilistic life, existed they never did, and their ashes carried to the wind. Farewell, au revoir, march in the perilous parade hastily prepared for the world, but please do bring your sandals. The Sculptor and the Child have crafted in their dreams, the ideal world.
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Jun 9, 2010
Jun 9, 2010 at 6:57 PM UTC
The Sculptor and The Child
A baby takes steps such deliverance and liberty, and each one taken, a sculptor's dreams, raw clay to break life's mold. A painter and a skeptic, each stroke of the brush questioned. Why? Why? Why? A festoon adorns his hall, forever and ever seemingly falling, gently riding the curve ever-expanding. Pin down the treacherous worm, defiled in soul and callous has it become, shun shun shun holier than thou I have become, a revolutionary I have become, an angel in your eyes I have become, and an apple beheld by Eve's eyes I have become, true neutral, true blue, on and on I live. Flew through the window, was a crow, it weaved and spun a marigold story, till it near melted down through the drain. Protuberant mound of earth, bulging eyes pierce the sky, enlightenment from the ground, insects yearn a nihilistic life, existed they never did, and their ashes carried to the wind. Farewell, au revoir, march in the perilous parade hastily prepared for the world, but please do bring your sandals. The Sculptor and the Child have crafted in their dreams, the ideal world.
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Jun 9, 2010
Jun 9, 2010 at 6:57 PM UTC
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