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that self you carry so filled with angry sayings
i tasted as i bit you lip so delicious, yet wary
i knew at that particular moment
we tilted our hats to the same life saving grommet
your soul was spilling from inside
that familiar hatred i met on the slide
you and i
we are two of a kind
our wasted selves took our visions, made us blind
we sit here together, each attempting to recall
what brought us here and made us tall
so high above the whispering theives
that at one time caused us to bleed

                 

                 our lives losing shape


               lost in no meaningful verse



let us plead to those gypsies and
our lives, in words, let us curse



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On Thursday August 10th, 2006, mywristshurt (524) writes:
this was cool... it was like a beat and a statement type of poem.. it had really cool rythm.. -r0se-


On Wednesday June 21st, 2006, BroKen-GlaSSHeArT (99) writes:
it sweeps me across dreamscapes and paints images perfectly. i like it so very much.


On Wednesday June 21st, 2006, Anna Helianthus (1160) writes:
"we tilted our hats to the same life saving grommet your soul was spilling from inside that familiar hatred i met on the slide you and i" very good write, and i loved the last two lines as well..very strong poetry.



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