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"Dropping Frames" by chrome arctic

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Faces
Appearances barely conceal
The crime in their eyes
I hear
The twist and drop in bad signals
Crossfading agendas
Stay there
Locks and corners of the room
Fuses have blown out
Moments
move slower, glow, and expand
We’re just a burned bridge
habit
Your razor smile intentions
And unclean taste
I hear
Slow engines from my window
I can’t remember
Rattles,
Dropped and out of sequence frames
A dizzying air
Today
Is wasted time if the tomorrows
Are more yesterdays



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On Wednesday February 6th, 2008, Alanarchy (1599) writes:
"Today Is wasted time if the tomorrows Are more yesterdays" I'm feeling you there. Write on.


On Wednesday February 6th, 2008, DarkPoet (225) writes:
Great technoconfusion kaleidoscope of an emotional train wreck


On Wednesday February 6th, 2008, elisa (2018) writes:
time released motions outlined in smoke signal pirouettes... nicely done.



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