1. |
wake up
04:37
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wake up
roll the dice
what'd you
get this time
did you
control it with your mind
walls made
of the future
past caved
in emotional suture
turn the lights so bright
there's no darkness in sight
hiding in the sun
so you can't see your
own shadow
turn on the lights
but it hurts my eyes
it's all
in the paint
covered
up all the pain
glued on
transcendence
your so high that
you can't feel this
obsessed with
moving on
conflate it with
transformation
why must everything have a reason
feeling so lost
out of control
knocked flat still so
wounded
superstition and
wishful thinking
are your only parents
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2. |
herpetologica
02:48
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like a turtle
prepping for
winter
i shove my
face and shell
into the
mud
leaving out my
butt
like a turtle
hibernating
my butt sticks
out slightly
just enough
to bring in some
oxygen
herpetologica
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