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"For I am he that sways in multitudes, The Ur-reader believing faithfully; With words beneath my starry fingernails, And arms attendant to the mescaline sky. Forced blue and always empty to the face, Blue hands against the million-houred nights. Not blue by name but in a walking breath Beneath the curse and cry of glinting day. But praying's pointless anyway now that The Seven Hands that turn the Sky have moved; And walking with the moon can't turn me on, Because I end up doing all the work." There's not a ********* thing that you can do When all the forest's trying to keep you still.
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Nov 17, 2010
Nov 17, 2010 at 8:04 PM UTC
Monologue in the Trees
"For I am he that sways in multitudes, The Ur-reader believing faithfully; With words beneath my starry fingernails, And arms attendant to the mescaline sky. Forced blue and always empty to the face, Blue hands against the million-houred nights. Not blue by name but in a walking breath Beneath the curse and cry of glinting day. But praying's pointless anyway now that The Seven Hands that turn the Sky have moved; And walking with the moon can't turn me on, Because I end up doing all the work." There's not a ********* thing that you can do When all the forest's trying to keep you still.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Nov 17, 2010
Nov 17, 2010 at 8:04 PM UTC
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