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"ufos" poems
i used to check my windows each night for UFOs, convinced that aliens were going to take me away. i rejoiced for rainy nights, because i knew that i would be safe. in the summer i longed for the winter months ahead, knowing snow would keep them away. would lie there sweating, in the hot, humid night air, my window locked tightly to keep out the cool, refreshing air- and the monsters i knew were coming to get me. i heard my mother's voice below me, and cautiously crept down the staircase, peeked out silently, wanting to make sure it was really her, there, not an alien luring me to the pits of an Unidentified Flying Object with her voice. didn't go outside alone, wouldn't step away from the safety of my home, all because of a 'UFO sightings' book i read, (a witness to the things that fear does to your head).
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 4:51 PM UTC
aliens
i fantasize about stomping on the gas, hitting the accelerator as i approach the on-ramp for the 408, launching like a rocketship headed straight for outer-space. careen into the concrete headlong— scatter my brains and body-parts across the wall like a ******* splatter painting. as lights blur together above me, my head goes hazy, dazed in this fugue state, half-awake and thinking absently of the city-lights drifting listlessly overhead like unidentifiable flying objects, hovering over this interstate. i wish they'd beam me up. kidnapped by aliens, taken to a galaxy far, far away so i could forget the contours of your face.
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Mar 11, 2017
Mar 11, 2017 at 12:51 AM UTC
UFOs
Eccentric inclination Chaos, my middle name Gyrating UFOs Planted in your brain In your blood There’s an end Start planning your last supper Remember the good sins Glitch in the system Worldlets of curls Ringlets of worlds Galactic slingshot Cluster-fuck of have-nots Xylophone snow Planet xoxo
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Nov 19, 2011
Nov 19, 2011 at 8:42 PM UTC
Lawless (Eris)
angel's can shout through demons if they have to here in the valley of time slips and air borne rock land of meteor splash and ufos sprit friends a fantasy gift you give yourself but if you see some of them its the worst day of your life those streaking trajectories as straight as a pencil path sending a migration of aliens weird ovoid's with ****** binocular vision like Helix pomatia ****** crawlers while eight legged locomoting moss piglets that look like a thousand blinking one eyed gob worms hurtle in decent perhaps landing in the Yucatan barbarian headed asteroids, critter ridden mixed of spirits and denizens of deep space from the parametric edges of Bals   glittering kingdom shoot suns down from the sky far flinging those crater bashed demons into predatory gardens elixir's of war and death wave screaming reveries through red cities of nightingale floors nautilus agents plummet into brawling plots of ash shattering a million spines of **** ***** monsters in a bulls eye break neck rodeo
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Jun 15, 2019
Jun 15, 2019 at 6:00 PM UTC
The Hotel Panspermia
I found you between touches on screens through swiping on pocket machines and I met you in the long shadow of sunset you smoked a cigar and I a cigarette We put the stars in our eyes and found ufos and Russian spies and gave ourselves to the not knowing but knowing this wanting to keep going So at one am we kissed at Chevron with a smirking cashier looking on and I did so without a second thought because, honestly, how could I not?
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 3:59 PM UTC
Gasoline
My uncle believed in aliens UFOs n’ all he had boxes upon boxes of articles in the halls it was the first thing on his mind and the last thing on his breath and my mother couldn’t stand it that’s he’d never let it rest he vowed to me he’d find them that he’d become one of their own and that I shouldn’t doubt him when he used his serious tone he’s been gone for quiet some time now he left without saying jack the only thing I wonder is if he’s ever coming back
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Aug 11, 2013
Aug 11, 2013 at 4:10 PM UTC
Uncle Doug (Day 17)
*I was a false prophet in an unknown land. Things used to be better, With my hand in your hand I fell asleep on the typewriter and wrote this poem while I dreamed* Sprites dancing across my eyelids, We made a game of nervous glances. Touching fingertips like bits of flint, We ignited fire in our voice boxes. Screaming the sonnets of dead poets, we pronounced our love like rotting words. *Cracked, marble lovers. Tumbling together breaking piece by piece We drank gasoline and swallowed three lit matches You started a scene when you kissed my dream With your eyes glowing silver* and your eyelashes curved skyward you talk of UFOs and astronauts Complex and ever-changing, I search your lips every night, looking for a sunset. You catch stars in the corners of your smile, you are my favorite constellation.
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Jan 29, 2012
Jan 29, 2012 at 3:52 AM UTC
deadlock at midnight. (a collaboration with jacob lange)
star shine star shine high up in the sky watching the ufos sore by star shine star shine youre become less bright with every night star shine star shine dont fall down without a sound star shine star shine youre the only thing that's still bright at this time of night
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 10:12 PM UTC
Star Shine
She draws black wings to her eyes in a green-wash reflection, light cascading through the shutters of the ceiling fan, whilst red lips rehearse a smile for her lover. He will hold her like a wallet as they pay their way through town. It has been months since she felt human touch, mammalian warmth, or whispers exchanged across the pillow. His eyes are on the screen as she undresses and then falls beneath his weight on the mattress. An empty thud, a hollow sound, as his night is given purpose, and then falls to sleep again. She lies awake and wonders where her night went. There was laughter across the table, drinks stirred with straws, and UFOs painting pictures in the sky. The sea roared in the distance like a passing train, and so there must be an escape to a far-off land for her to start again. Start again beyond waistlines, over coastlines, and all ties to employment. To start again with a half-naked lover, who will watch as the wind kicks up her hair; as her skin freckles once more in the sun.
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Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 7:02 PM UTC
Applying Her Lipstick
If you heard sounds over Chicago Would it be UFOs or the blast of guns? Do they sound like drums hurting everyone Are they hitting your heart or your conscience? If you fell over holes on the streets would you get eaten by Alligators If you see spaceships over Chicago Would you be alarmed as the snow? Going down the city and drive you crazy Is this the end of the world or is that snow?
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 9:49 AM UTC
Chicago
I imagine my death a lot. I am 28 years old With two poetry anthologies And a novel out Living in New York City with a Husband who doubles as a musician. No kids, Three dogs. I laugh so hard I combust into nothingness And my husband writes my memory Into a song. I am 19 years old And looking over the edge of a Casino building in Atlantic City. Just last week a man Flung himself down onto the ghost streets Because no one told him There’d be no gun in his game of roulette. He had to take matters into his own hands. The rain washed him into the ocean. I hope it does the same for me. I am 60 years old And living in the New Mexico desert Just outside of Roswell. I look up at the night sky and Hunt for UFOs. I am yelling at the clouds ‘Just take me already! Take these withered bones, Take this soft skin! Find me a new home! One where I fit in!’ I have a heart attack just as they come to collect me. I am 18 years old, A sad girl from New Jersey. A sad girl who grinds her teeth into stardust, Who plays with the frayed ends of existence, Who smiles with fury. I imagine my death a lot. But you see, I’m dying. I’m dying dying dying dying And you are too. There is no need for imagining.
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 7:52 PM UTC
13/30 - April 13, 2015
How something so sacred, so beautiful, began in clouds of shameful, smoking sin- the smell of charred barbecue- no one can know. We'd take turns in dreams, waking up lonely as our other selves, until he found me like fate was a bowling ball, striking down my defenses like pins. In secret we share blood- vampires with needles- and later our hearts dance like the flames in our gaze, while the Sky clips the wings of mourning doves, and sticky blood runs down our throats. UFOs come with the midnight and take us, sew us together. We're in a bubble, an island outside time, crying the same tears of ecstasy. Our souls are a cloud between us and we ring with crystal clarity, praying this embrace holds, despite the weathering of years, and that sharing the same blood means our love will remain immortal.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 9:06 PM UTC
Blood brothers
All around you Digging outward from having done, Ghosts and UFOs, Witches and more Share their secrets for once, In a frank and unsettling manner Weaving a textured foam atop everything Wherein it could slip through the fans And a miracle mirror directed the traffic Formulas back to the state of banality And ****** rhymes restore the mystery of synchronicity While urges and desires shape our destinies for a while An expectation of death blisters our emotional spores And sensations that take no name become manifest And the overwhelming desire to become Is the stemsational masterwork
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 1:25 PM UTC
Stem Cell Bath
You called, I answered You said it's too late, that you're already too far gone and that the doctors have nothing left Four months tops, five if we're lucky You started to cry and I could still hear the fire in your voice spark up You said "the reaper has his grip on me and it seems like he isn't going to let go this time. Please don't forget about me and what you promised me." I responded with a deep breath and a muffled cry "I'll never forget. I'll never forget." Every time I walk by the picture of us on my shelf, I can still feel your fire burn on inside of me It's been four whole years, and I still haven't broken that promise I still make your favorite dinner on Tuesday nights Spaghetti with just a little too much parmesan You used to say that the noodles looked funny and that they needed to be extra cheesy because I was a noodle and I was always so cheesy to you, I loved that I still go to your favorite book store on the corner, hoping to find you living on in a book somewhere You used to love books and it seemed like they loved you just as much Whenever you were in a bad mood you'd crawl into our bed and get lost in your own little fantasy You used to buy a fresh bouquet of flowers every Monday afternoon You said that flowers were beautiful and Monday's weren't, so you were doing us a favor You used to love watching shows about aliens and UFOs, you always told me that you knew there was life outside of our own, and that they were lucky they weren't living on Earth "We know hell as if it is our heaven" you told me Nothing ever stuck out to me like that did I still remember holding your broken eyes on my shoulders I remember hearing you scream and cry at me as you clawed at your neck, trying to make me realize that you felt like someone or something was choking you You used to tell me that they were after you You used to grow silent and just cry and cry I remember the night you told me you loved me You were scared because your life was weighed down by all of your problems and you didn't want me to get discouraged; that your problems were nothing compared to me and that I seemed to be your best medicine I didn't care You were beautiful to me and I still loved you in that moment, just as I do right now I hope wherever you are has spaghetti with parmesan on Tuesday nights I hope wherever you are has so many books that it would take you the rest of eternity to read them all I hope wherever you are has flowers on Monday afternoons I hope wherever you are has aliens, you deserve to be with the ones you seemed to fit in the best with I hope wherever you are seems like heaven I hope wherever you are is safe I hope wherever you are is away from the ones who were after you I hope wherever you are loves you as much as I do I hope wherever you are, you're able to look down on me and smile I hope wherever you are, you're able to see that I still haven't broken that promise I promised that I wouldn't let the reaper get me, and if I did, I'd fight him off I lost you to him but he will never get me I miss you and I can't wait to meet you again Forever onward, I love you
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 3:24 AM UTC
To My Love And To The Reaper That Stole Her
You called, I answered You said it's too late, that you're already too far gone and that the doctors have nothing left Four months tops, five if we're lucky You started to cry and I could still hear the fire in your voice spark up You said "the reaper has his grip on me and it seems like he isn't going to let go this time. Please don't forget about me and what you promised me." I responded with a deep breath and a muffled cry "I'll never forget. I'll never forget." Every time I walk by the picture of us on my shelf, I can still feel your fire burn on inside of me It's been four whole years, and I still haven't broken that promise I still make your favorite dinner on Tuesday nights Spaghetti with just a little too much parmesan You used to say that the noodles looked funny and that they needed to be extra cheesy because I was a noodle and I was always so cheesy to you, I loved that I still go to your favorite book store on the corner, hoping to find you living on in a book somewhere You used to love books and it seemed like they loved you just as much Whenever you were in a bad mood you'd crawl into our bed and get lost in your own little fantasy You used to buy a fresh bouquet of flowers every Monday afternoon You said that flowers were beautiful and Monday's weren't, so you were doing us a favor You used to love watching shows about aliens and UFOs, you always told me that you knew there was life outside of our own, and that they were lucky they weren't living on Earth "We know hell as if it is our heaven" you told me Nothing ever stuck out to me like that did I still remember holding your broken eyes on my shoulders I remember hearing you scream and cry at me as you clawed at your neck, trying to make me realize that you felt like someone or something was choking you You used to tell me that they were after you You used to grow silent and just cry and cry I remember the night you told me you loved me You were scared because your life was weighed down by all of your problems and you didn't want me to get discouraged; that your problems were nothing compared to me and that I seemed to be your best medicine I didn't care You were beautiful to me and I still loved you in that moment, just as I do right now I hope wherever you are has spaghetti with parmesan on Tuesday nights I hope wherever you are has so many books that it would take you the rest of eternity to read them all I hope wherever you are has flowers on Monday afternoons I hope wherever you are has aliens, you deserve to be with the ones you seemed to fit in the best with I hope wherever you are seems like heaven I hope wherever you are is safe I hope wherever you are is away from the ones who were after you I hope wherever you are loves you as much as I do I hope wherever you are, you're able to look down on me and smile I hope wherever you are, you're able to see that I still haven't broken that promise I promised that I wouldn't let the reaper get me, and if I did, I'd fight him off I lost you to him but he will never get me I miss you and I can't wait to meet you again Forever onward, I love you
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They say Invaders come in UFOS, and beams of light. But from what I know of the universe, they slip into our hearts silently, breathing descriptions of places our minds have yet to wander, placing hushed kisses against blushing skin. Eyes directed towards the stars, lips numb with words unsaid, I fell in love with you that night. Safe below in our understanding of the meant to be's, and the what ifs, we managed to escape the invasion. Hands wrapped tightly together, clinging to the hope, that we'll all be saved.
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 3:21 AM UTC
1:21am
Just because there are UFOs, ... a big bang, ... an Einstein, ... evil and death Despite such questions, Smart, even brilliant thinkers Believe, just because... I'm a free thinker, like they were, So, I ask, How many times did Jesus suffer and die On other worlds to save the Universe? After all, evil is everywhere, And so are we, or them. Oscar Wilde gave up his denial, As did Wallace Stevens, Darwin and Camus; And a host of other stars, Relinquished their lifetimes of distrust With a breath between the sheets; With a whisper of repentence Accepted the alpha and omega Just because...
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 8:50 AM UTC
Just Because
i spent the back half of freshman year as a ghost, drifting through these halls without ever touching anything, haunting my own bones with nothing more under my skin than an echo, watery lungs and glassy eyes that couldn’t see past my own transparency. floating. i don’t like to talk about it. i spent the start of sophomore year as a zombie, revived but not quite alive again, less like glass and more like porcelain, trailing my hands along the murals and trying to feel again. i existed, but i was still searching for existence. in january i found pieces of myself in a meteor, and in amethyst geodes and lunar eclipses i found that i was less undead and more E.T. either way i didn’t feel quite human, like i was off by two shades, so i doodled UFOs into the corners of all my notes and wrote poems about people who smiled like stars in the halls, whose laughs made me feel like i was finally home. i’ve spent all of junior year driving. nothing feels okay in the same way that leaving does. highways sing lullabyes with road signs, other late-night cruisers sending Morse code messages to the helicopters overhead. i don’t have to think. i’ve spent all of junior year side-stepping every single pestering question about what i’m doing with the next ten years of my life, signing away my soul to banks for student loans, all for a degree that statistically i won’t even need down the road for anything past sharpening my job resumes, like “hey, look, i’ve got all this debt in the pursuit of a higher education, please hire me.” i’ve spent my junior year catching up on breathing. i’ve spent my junior year catching up on sleeping. i spent the first two years of high school half-dead and fully awake, chugging along like a train destined for nowhere, nothing. i want to spend my senior year moving. i want to spend my senior year running. i want to spend my senior year finding life through expelling the ghosts in my bones and burning the skeletons that always left dust on my conscious whenever i reached past them to get t-shirts out of my closet. i want to spend my senior year shouting. i want to spend my senior year knowing that i am already everything i ever will be combined with everything i already was. i want to spend my senior year forming galaxies with my fingertips. i want to end my high school career knowing that there is a universe of possibilities inside of me. i spent freshman year as a ghost, but ghosts are best used as metaphors for memories, and something i’m best at is forgetting. there are days where i still feel like a zombie, but who doesn’t feel like that at least every single monday morning?
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Apr 22, 2016
Apr 22, 2016 at 1:14 PM UTC
reflections
i spent the back half of freshman year as a ghost, drifting through these halls without ever touching anything, haunting my own bones with nothing more under my skin than an echo, watery lungs and glassy eyes that couldn’t see past my own transparency. floating. i don’t like to talk about it. i spent the start of sophomore year as a zombie, revived but not quite alive again, less like glass and more like porcelain, trailing my hands along the murals and trying to feel again. i existed, but i was still searching for existence. in january i found pieces of myself in a meteor, and in amethyst geodes and lunar eclipses i found that i was less undead and more E.T. either way i didn’t feel quite human, like i was off by two shades, so i doodled UFOs into the corners of all my notes and wrote poems about people who smiled like stars in the halls, whose laughs made me feel like i was finally home. i’ve spent all of junior year driving. nothing feels okay in the same way that leaving does. highways sing lullabyes with road signs, other late-night cruisers sending Morse code messages to the helicopters overhead. i don’t have to think. i’ve spent all of junior year side-stepping every single pestering question about what i’m doing with the next ten years of my life, signing away my soul to banks for student loans, all for a degree that statistically i won’t even need down the road for anything past sharpening my job resumes, like “hey, look, i’ve got all this debt in the pursuit of a higher education, please hire me.” i’ve spent my junior year catching up on breathing. i’ve spent my junior year catching up on sleeping. i spent the first two years of high school half-dead and fully awake, chugging along like a train destined for nowhere, nothing. i want to spend my senior year moving. i want to spend my senior year running. i want to spend my senior year finding life through expelling the ghosts in my bones and burning the skeletons that always left dust on my conscious whenever i reached past them to get t-shirts out of my closet. i want to spend my senior year shouting. i want to spend my senior year knowing that i am already everything i ever will be combined with everything i already was. i want to spend my senior year forming galaxies with my fingertips. i want to end my high school career knowing that there is a universe of possibilities inside of me. i spent freshman year as a ghost, but ghosts are best used as metaphors for memories, and something i’m best at is forgetting. there are days where i still feel like a zombie, but who doesn’t feel like that at least every single monday morning?
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031518 I began to die As the birds grant melody towards the vast galaxy I began to learn that things like UFOs aren't real. I began to die The clouds shove regrets and stir out their spirit Upon the loamy creatures called humankind And the breath was at that degree That there're no longer voices in their psyche. I began to die And chant in my dreams As if my heart sought for visible schemes -- Those schemes full of hope That my flesh was no longer in my bones. I began to die And shiver in my blanket because of the disgrace That this muddy-blood human being was an ash in the tray But I'd rather not to -- That I may not turn joy into chocolates of grief. I am dying -- I began dying to myself And day by day, I keep on dying. It's not simply because I choose to -- But because I'm meant for it. To die in my own flesh Regardless of the thousand veils I keep on wearing Regardless of the fact that I am a human being, But I'm not only a human being -- I am chosen And I have a calling And yes, it does matter.
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Mar 15, 2018
Mar 15, 2018 at 12:51 AM UTC
I Began to Die
If you ask our NewsMax, America One fueled, republican congressmen who won the last presidential election - they’ll pretend that they don’t know. But hey, these are the guys, the “honest brokers” we can trust, to figure out UFOs. These republicans disavow Trump’s clear treason. If they refuse to follow those clues, like video captured by the guilty themselves - how can their UFO “hearings” fail to amuse? It’s a shrewd political distraction, a republican red-herring, to put vague “aliens” in the news just when Trump's lawyers are figuring out which prison facility he should choose. In this circus of misinformation, we’re offered unproven decades of government collusion, heck, we even have that RFK.jr nut insisting that the alien saucers are full of jews. Of course, the aliens must be from distant galaxies - in their new breed of flying saucers - why else would they be turning down so many lucrative showbiz offers? Will it turn out that the cute, little, ET-guys are here conducting interstellar analysis? Stay tuned. Have the aliens come to eat us - should we be frozen in fearful paralysis? Or will our republican overlords, so busy removing our freedoms, decide it’s time to save us? There’s no long proven, scientific fact that the newer, dumber, Republicans haven’t disputed, maybe the UFOs were sent back from the future, their mission: study primitive human stupid.
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Jul 31, 2023
Jul 31, 2023 at 11:24 AM UTC
UFOs
even dark cemeteries and UFOs flashing lights in the night skies and 'keep out' signs... even strangers and guns and things that frighten me if you are heading toward them, i will follow
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:14 AM UTC
sloppy poem about my creepy night
Abducted Worker He was riding his moped to the office to work The alien craft hovered over him and took him It left his moped by the roadside needing the rider In a blast of silent light he was plonked down No longer on his wheels somewhere else entirely Like the X-Files but real different yet familiar Like he'd been hear before that was inexplainable He knew in ways he was home from home Even if he cried sweated shook wondered what the **** How can this be happening to me right now? UFOs don't exist nor do little green men Or grey ones like these here now They greeted him he nodded and waved It was like being back with friends! Even if three feet tall and grey and ugly They had a strange yet interesting craft Bigger inside than out like Dr Who? His moped was similar for it was a vehicle Made to go from A to B and do a job The question was what why where and who? He didn't know the answers just now He'd soon find out their aims and wants Before they let him go again... 0 Comments
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Dec 29, 2021
Dec 29, 2021 at 7:31 PM UTC
Abducted Worker
Twisted-life symphony It seems so real Brimstone meet misery Balancing on oily steel so glad you're not me Namaste metal thunder I have to leave you vacant online junkies today with your video eyes and your mouths gasping playing your games Namaste reefer-headed rag dolls You'll read a couple from Chechov Admire the lines of Baryshnikov, oil your friendly little Kalashnikov under satellites and stations and junk Namaste deaf, dumb and blind nighttime sky You wasted your days with excuses you played on your DSes til they faded away like UFOs carrying your doughyness down, down Namaste Friday night parking lot hometown How large is the rock Stopping my float My rotten boat's making a last trip from the dock Promising ice-cold dark caresses Namaste cold, crushing depths How long is the rope snaps my neck So much loss of hope in the blink of an eye a bloated blue ornament Namaste choking collar Plug in now, oh wow! Gigabytes in nanoseconds Gigabods in nanomoments Gigaflights in nanospans What's a moth's life Weigh dominion Namaste my sweeter side Why don't you join? Are you scared of freedom? Just flip this cosmic coin Just a game, it's just a game Filled with pain and ecstasy Namaste en garde, sil vous plait I think I might just play lose without trying play a freewheeling style Nothing really matters I'll come back hereafter Namaste, hasta la vista
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 6:57 PM UTC
Boxed-Up Opera
UFOs and alien dreams They stood around me as I screamed They shone a light into my face And declared ME from outer space
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 10:34 PM UTC
Untitled