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Created on: April 23, 2008 Last Updated: August 16, 2008
empty rays
drizzle down
no one at the road sign
seeds scattering to barren grounds
clubs alive with choking ears
love's devouring broken holes
how are we going to get back
before the frog's morbid song calls forth
the worms of decay
and writhing whispers abort the host
mind's clock unwound
shocking stop
time?
pardon me
I thought this was death
my bad
right then
tic-toc
and all that sort of thing
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