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The house is on fire, The bed I once relaxed on, Is now burning to nothing; "The walls resist wind and flames" Oh, how the architect was a liar From my power pen on the desk, To the lively, beautiful lawn, I could see my home crumbling down... I sit there, On the couch watching, Thinking of numerous people to blame I waited for the fusillade of heat to burn me, Skin rotting from ember, To bear the smoke, My eyes no longer gutsy Suffocating more with anger, And as I ****** in my last two breaths, I realised I was the architect, I set the fire ...
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May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020 at 12:29 AM UTC
The burning house
The house is on fire, The bed I once relaxed on, Is now burning to nothing; "The walls resist wind and flames" Oh, how the architect was a liar From my power pen on the desk, To the lively, beautiful lawn, I could see my home crumbling down... I sit there, On the couch watching, Thinking of numerous people to blame I waited for the fusillade of heat to burn me, Skin rotting from ember, To bear the smoke, My eyes no longer gutsy Suffocating more with anger, And as I ****** in my last two breaths, I realised I was the architect, I set the fire ...
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May 22, 2020
May 22, 2020 at 12:29 AM UTC
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