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the seconds chisel the ice; the thaw, it has begun. as old woes come to die, new paths are clear in view, if distant and unwanted. return to past hallucinations, don't trust your withering eye, and always have in mind the sad contempt you held for him. (but who am i?) old world across the ocean, torment me with vivid lies. i ask for salvation and all i get is you, ether, slipping between my trembling fingers. she had an accident but all i can do is drink, until the scars and bruises dissolve and melt into the atlantic, or at least the bath water. i read because i must, and listen to the beats that others love to death but i just want to get laid (but what do i know?) i fear that god has made me so no living soul will comprehend that i don't mean harm when i do the things that hurt the most. dread and happiness comingle, like awkward exes at a party, their hands touch at the punch bowl, but they were never really in love to start.
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Aug 1, 2010
Aug 1, 2010 at 4:53 PM UTC
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the seconds chisel the ice; the thaw, it has begun. as old woes come to die, new paths are clear in view, if distant and unwanted. return to past hallucinations, don't trust your withering eye, and always have in mind the sad contempt you held for him. (but who am i?) old world across the ocean, torment me with vivid lies. i ask for salvation and all i get is you, ether, slipping between my trembling fingers. she had an accident but all i can do is drink, until the scars and bruises dissolve and melt into the atlantic, or at least the bath water. i read because i must, and listen to the beats that others love to death but i just want to get laid (but what do i know?) i fear that god has made me so no living soul will comprehend that i don't mean harm when i do the things that hurt the most. dread and happiness comingle, like awkward exes at a party, their hands touch at the punch bowl, but they were never really in love to start.
march 30th, 2009
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Aug 1, 2010
Aug 1, 2010 at 4:53 PM UTC
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