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What is left to discover beneath these primitive pages, this idealistic sprawl of half-rhymes and phrases? We have scaled the mountains and cast superstition asunder, we have walked on the moon and we have learned from our blunder. For, what can I do to be the first ****** eyes, upon an uncharted land, under Jovian skies? We have fathomed existence to the nearest iota, we have established society and a deep bass of culture. All that is left is to wait for a saviour. A new unbelievable mind to help us in knowing, to give us back to the stars, which are forever a-glowing. All that is left is to understand, that where we are living is just borrowed land.
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
You Cannot Own The River
What is left to discover beneath these primitive pages, this idealistic sprawl of half-rhymes and phrases? We have scaled the mountains and cast superstition asunder, we have walked on the moon and we have learned from our blunder. For, what can I do to be the first ****** eyes, upon an uncharted land, under Jovian skies? We have fathomed existence to the nearest iota, we have established society and a deep bass of culture. All that is left is to wait for a saviour. A new unbelievable mind to help us in knowing, to give us back to the stars, which are forever a-glowing. All that is left is to understand, that where we are living is just borrowed land.
Edward-Coles
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26/M/English
Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
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