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alien presence from womb to tomb, in every room that awkward stare; that awkward glare; what are you doing here? i don't know you. i don't want to know you. amiable how-do from me to you, my face may protract to a hue of blue; just a react' to the chance of contact. and why this now after so many years? have i not been open? - must i declare my fears? must i be bare from skin to bone to even feel scarcely at home? it must be the i - and not be the you - because it's not in the eye - it's me that's askew so now each day with the ebb and the flow, the torturing, twisting, tightening is kept far below - a smile, a wave, a friendly slight nod of the head; i may seem warm, but i'm already dead.
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 12:09 PM UTC
it's not always known
alien presence from womb to tomb, in every room that awkward stare; that awkward glare; what are you doing here? i don't know you. i don't want to know you. amiable how-do from me to you, my face may protract to a hue of blue; just a react' to the chance of contact. and why this now after so many years? have i not been open? - must i declare my fears? must i be bare from skin to bone to even feel scarcely at home? it must be the i - and not be the you - because it's not in the eye - it's me that's askew so now each day with the ebb and the flow, the torturing, twisting, tightening is kept far below - a smile, a wave, a friendly slight nod of the head; i may seem warm, but i'm already dead.
carbonrain
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Jul 10, 2013
Jul 10, 2013 at 12:09 PM UTC
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