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Lived to Tell the Story

Contributed by jyssvw on Tuesday, 11th April 2006 @ 03:06:20 PM in AEST
Topic: oops



This is about no one
In particular
No singular
Analogy for something spectacular
Rectangular logic
In perpetual patterns
Of innuendo and obsessions
With the opposite sex
A hope
A prospect
A glimmer of a diamond
When the sand has bottlenecked
Crystallized moment
Inferior to the subordinate
With respect
Abundant obedience
Cooperate with the winds

No one can see past
The mirrored glass
A reflection
Impression to last
Faded with time
Enshrined
With beauty as lines
And fine points as its design
A replica of a kind
A once in a lifetime find

This is about everything
When everything counts
Matters
Of opinion
Of secular tradition
With schooling
An education for doing
A lesson in screwing
The bulb
To a fixture that holds
Truths to be self evident
Emotions held relevant
Promises in their glory
Are shadows of repercussions
Are animalistic
Apply softly the red lipstick
To pretty dolls
No one in specific
Individualistic
Light the candlesticks
In twilights ritualistic
White wine
Men and mystics






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Re: Lived to Tell the Story (User Rating: 1 )
by bigduck6769 on Tuesday, 11th April 2006 @ 03:11:58 PM AEST
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that is amazing..
for real.




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