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Crushed to death under falling leaves Drowned by torrential rain scorched by sun, and fades away, and never speaks again the sober simply sickening sapping all my electricity the waking under midday light’s reflecting off the mirror tiles I placed this all beneath me but it always ******* backfires Crushed under a thousand falling leaves Drowned by a million drops of acid rain scorched by the sun and fades away, and never ever speaks again Shining black, incandescent watermarks that line the present and presently I can perceive a personage, just above me It speaks nonstop and slowly and never ever ******* leaves Crushed under a thousand falling leaves Drowned by a million drops of acid rain scorched by the sun and fades away, and never ever speaks again crushed to death and fades away autumn leaves became a grave drowned by rain never speaks again the undertow of passing waves the autumn leaves became a grave the undertow of passing waves.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
August Leaves.
Crushed to death under falling leaves Drowned by torrential rain scorched by sun, and fades away, and never speaks again the sober simply sickening sapping all my electricity the waking under midday light’s reflecting off the mirror tiles I placed this all beneath me but it always ******* backfires Crushed under a thousand falling leaves Drowned by a million drops of acid rain scorched by the sun and fades away, and never ever speaks again Shining black, incandescent watermarks that line the present and presently I can perceive a personage, just above me It speaks nonstop and slowly and never ever ******* leaves Crushed under a thousand falling leaves Drowned by a million drops of acid rain scorched by the sun and fades away, and never ever speaks again crushed to death and fades away autumn leaves became a grave drowned by rain never speaks again the undertow of passing waves the autumn leaves became a grave the undertow of passing waves.
Song, not a poem.
j-c-lucas
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
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