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Why should I seek to redeem myself through Redeeming you? I'm arrogant enough to know that it's true And believe me you, please That teaching the plainly obvious To the incorrigible ignoramus Is a labour for Hercules. And I deserve champagne for my effort And a smack in the face by reality for desert The more fool me The poor fool me For thinking that my contraption to make fish climb would actually Work, and it's thankless, you know you should offer The scribblings you make to the dead lover's altar Do you think you could live this long Beating your heart out, crucified and strung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong? But revenge is no answer, I'm too bold To make cold The lie once again that keeps being told And believe me you, please That fabled coldness or sweetness And that cannot-be-beat-ness Comes along with yet more guarantees. And I'm a decorated casualty For my all-too-late good memory that mortality Is too for me Not new for me The cause-and-far-reaching-effect has no good reason to set me free From the darkness, you know you should offer The vows that you make on the dead duellist's altar Did you think you could live this long Beating your brains out, sanguified and hung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong? You have a greater capacity to no give no d*mns to this You have a greater rapacity than to make dams for this Injustice. From where I sit, I know I should offer My wisdom and fears into the dead virgin's coffer Did you think you could live this long Beating your soul out, petrified and wrung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong?
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Oct 13, 2022
Oct 13, 2022 at 7:40 PM UTC
Mandatory Devotions and a Requiem to Those Who Came Before
Why should I seek to redeem myself through Redeeming you? I'm arrogant enough to know that it's true And believe me you, please That teaching the plainly obvious To the incorrigible ignoramus Is a labour for Hercules. And I deserve champagne for my effort And a smack in the face by reality for desert The more fool me The poor fool me For thinking that my contraption to make fish climb would actually Work, and it's thankless, you know you should offer The scribblings you make to the dead lover's altar Do you think you could live this long Beating your heart out, crucified and strung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong? But revenge is no answer, I'm too bold To make cold The lie once again that keeps being told And believe me you, please That fabled coldness or sweetness And that cannot-be-beat-ness Comes along with yet more guarantees. And I'm a decorated casualty For my all-too-late good memory that mortality Is too for me Not new for me The cause-and-far-reaching-effect has no good reason to set me free From the darkness, you know you should offer The vows that you make on the dead duellist's altar Did you think you could live this long Beating your brains out, sanguified and hung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong? You have a greater capacity to no give no d*mns to this You have a greater rapacity than to make dams for this Injustice. From where I sit, I know I should offer My wisdom and fears into the dead virgin's coffer Did you think you could live this long Beating your soul out, petrified and wrung, For the irredeemable, And polyphemable, People you thought weren't wrong?
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