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These snowdrifts are deserts.
Alliances and bitter
Frostbitten expectations.
Hurling avalanches
Of defeat.

I’m a train wreck.
Hoping with
Hospitable hands.
As you dig your
Grave in parallel.
Spokesperson of death.

And I am a runner
With a stolen voice.
You are a whisper
With rust in your chords.

These snowdrifts are deserts
Cancer and dangerous
imperfect things.
You’re humming collapse.

And I’m a train wreck.
You’re digging your grave,
Drowning out the sound
Of snowstorm alliances and
Bitter frostbitten defeat.




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On Saturday May 3rd, 2008, Dancing_Monkey (1821) writes:
Could be great lyrics realy. I also saw a landscape or planescape form as I read through it. not sure I can fully grasp the essence of this, I am left satisfied with what I got


On Monday December 10th, 2007, fallen (301) writes:
What? No, I love this. "You are a whisper With rust in your chords. " and that line was exceptional. I'm off to read it again.


On Wednesday December 5th, 2007, Reefer_rave (228) writes:
o0 I like this ... The landscape it places you in, the desolate feeling..


On Tuesday December 4th, 2007, chrome arctic (26) writes:
really like the use of words on this and others. very original style. thanks for sharing them



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