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By the old garages near the railway sidings slipping or sliding, through the tiding hiding away, or near to the solemn aspects of ****** with ease, she can tease the eve of your heave- ** or go, no, stay, she says, just today, or all of your tomorrows shall be forgotten Lonely was the name on a tag, lagged, left forgotten at the bottom of the river, where she lay, today, floating away- But he stays, the way his spirit lays, let( )down or all around this town, how it lingers; the memory of love or lust on drunken Friday nights by the fright of old Frank Alight, setting alight the houses in furor, or moor the more he bores by the moored shore of that amour armoured, charmed, alarmed at the speech patterns in the night sky, as she lay down to die, or to cry, questioning why, Frank could try and do this, Brutus, brutally mutually assured destruction, social construction or constriction, the friction of hands around the throat, she never floats, just sinks corpses stink, porous ink stained every lane leading to the place where in disgrace, he beat her face, and replaced the lace, in the place leading to the lake
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 4:54 PM UTC
Reciprocating Precipitation, Stained the Nation (No Adulation for Emancipation)
By the old garages near the railway sidings slipping or sliding, through the tiding hiding away, or near to the solemn aspects of ****** with ease, she can tease the eve of your heave- ** or go, no, stay, she says, just today, or all of your tomorrows shall be forgotten Lonely was the name on a tag, lagged, left forgotten at the bottom of the river, where she lay, today, floating away- But he stays, the way his spirit lays, let( )down or all around this town, how it lingers; the memory of love or lust on drunken Friday nights by the fright of old Frank Alight, setting alight the houses in furor, or moor the more he bores by the moored shore of that amour armoured, charmed, alarmed at the speech patterns in the night sky, as she lay down to die, or to cry, questioning why, Frank could try and do this, Brutus, brutally mutually assured destruction, social construction or constriction, the friction of hands around the throat, she never floats, just sinks corpses stink, porous ink stained every lane leading to the place where in disgrace, he beat her face, and replaced the lace, in the place leading to the lake
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 4:54 PM UTC
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