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I. The pen Taps Against my leadened desk, All reverberating echoes and Roaring staccatos: Something to keep the soldiers Rooted In the chalkboard trenches alive- A cackling reminder of Freedom. II. Peeled away is the blissful world of Morphine-addled haze And round edges The smell of pine trees And Monday Vendetta. Up in smoke. Offered to the gods. The great big furnace in the sky— I carry them with me in an ashen urn. As the days pass A rhythmic stutter Lumps At the bottom of my throat.
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 8:35 AM UTC
Little Drummer Boy
I. The pen Taps Against my leadened desk, All reverberating echoes and Roaring staccatos: Something to keep the soldiers Rooted In the chalkboard trenches alive- A cackling reminder of Freedom. II. Peeled away is the blissful world of Morphine-addled haze And round edges The smell of pine trees And Monday Vendetta. Up in smoke. Offered to the gods. The great big furnace in the sky— I carry them with me in an ashen urn. As the days pass A rhythmic stutter Lumps At the bottom of my throat.
School's back. No real inquiries, just anxieties. And a whole lot of longing.
jedd-ong
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 8:35 AM UTC
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