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Contributed by iodinelove on Sunday, 26th December 2004 @ 11:42:28 PM in AEST
Topic: oops

1. The bunnies on blue Bambi
bounced wildly
and broke poor Bambi's Back.

2. Perfect black butterflies
praise the silver, shining light
falling into flames.

3. A drunk man vomits in a stall.
The man turns his head
and reads this number: 828-298-4962
he wipes his mouth and says, i'll be goddamned!
he continues to vomit.

4. Can we, looking into the shadows of our mind
stand strong to the fear?
Let thought break free! Let the sky be free!
Let the fires break free, breaking past the mirror!

5. Understand the complexity of it all
understand nothing
understand how you can
understand, and understand nothing.
Look inside the sky on a cold, cloudless night.
You will understand nothing.

6. Fight the flesh. Cast providency unto the sky
ignore your mind. Let it neither be open, nor shut.
Seek the beginning to know the present.
Forget the future.

7. Bumbling over broken glass
a brazen, balding bastard reflects
on his youth, somehow realizing
the irony of his father, the bastard.

8. The sun bleeds over the horizon
casting its shadow to the sky.
We found a serenity then,
Overlooking the moon.

9. fighting the urge
fighting the urge when i see you
your perfect eyes your smile the sugars
on your breath.
fighting the urge to know you
your heart, the rising of your chest
my ear cast over you
my eyes finding shadow.

10. Black dresses in drag
fat slobbering
pseudo nerds!

Copyright © iodinelove ... [ 2004-12-26 23:42:28]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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