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There I stood In a long hallway Stretching thinly To a lit point Lined with doors Opening as they closed Its prisms transposing Euphoria as it shone Lifting my chest It dragged me breathless Down its stretches As I was reflected In my own projections Of sentients Until innocence Was all there is And that is Where thoughtless Narrative lives Where languidly it gives Wordlessness meaning And that is Where fraughtless Intentions can win Acting replacing thinking Incentive in Zen Awaking and thinking again Was is and gonna be Everything I believe Even while deceived In sets of themes Numeric categories And the tragic stories Of grander things Things of grandeurous dreams That I wring out in the sink While winking The well wishes away In splashes Of graying Paint My hate Is displayed In the mourning Of Mondays And with relatable monotony And some mundane Everything goes back to the same Or at least That's the philosophy
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
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There I stood In a long hallway Stretching thinly To a lit point Lined with doors Opening as they closed Its prisms transposing Euphoria as it shone Lifting my chest It dragged me breathless Down its stretches As I was reflected In my own projections Of sentients Until innocence Was all there is And that is Where thoughtless Narrative lives Where languidly it gives Wordlessness meaning And that is Where fraughtless Intentions can win Acting replacing thinking Incentive in Zen Awaking and thinking again Was is and gonna be Everything I believe Even while deceived In sets of themes Numeric categories And the tragic stories Of grander things Things of grandeurous dreams That I wring out in the sink While winking The well wishes away In splashes Of graying Paint My hate Is displayed In the mourning Of Mondays And with relatable monotony And some mundane Everything goes back to the same Or at least That's the philosophy
Mikhael
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
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