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It's funny how you've toyed with me,
forget I run on batteries?
leave me with no energy,
Willing but not ready,
this is how you see me,
Robotic for your pleasure,
Useless on all other accounts,
Shameless.
Addicted to the glass wall,
Your colors they shine right through me.
Everlasting impression imbedded into what makes me
keep guessing when the credits will hit.
Warped tan leather stuck to my face,
peal back your skin and remember it's winter,
It's coming on our turn for tragedy?
Pop the quark, spark the lights, set your watch
it’s time to celebrate our unprecedented victory,
Last reception to fathom each other
before our dismemberment
and birth into immortal bodies
New characters and ending.
a climax from the beginning.




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On Saturday November 18th, 2006, TropicalSnowstorm (739) writes:
There are indeed many fantastic lines in this piece, and the title is perfect for it. I like this very much. Ciao, T/S


On Tuesday November 14th, 2006, verablue (156) writes:
there are quite a few fantastic lines in here, along with really sharp imagery. i'm impressed.


On Monday November 13th, 2006, deadrosesrdust (129) writes:
I got it as you being used. I lost u in the middle a bit but still an enjoyable read.


On Monday November 13th, 2006, Instant Insanity (726) writes:
Oh Wow, I love your use of metaphores in this piece of art. The beginning really pulled me in. The last line was a plesent finish . "A climax from the beginning " Nicely written. Loved it ][ ][



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