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A Cross
02:50
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every particle and bit of dust
every lost soul that i’ve swept up
before two people became us
we weren’t lost
every particle and bit of dust
every lost soul that i’ve swept up
before two people became us
before we lost sense
gave into the elements
went spinning into unstable orbits
everyone you worship,
ends up on a pedestal and then a cross
we weren’t lost
-sent from my iPhone
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Peeling
02:20
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a regular, and then a friend
now just a regular again
not paid enough to pretend to like you
i’m repeating lines
while i’m peeling
past layers you don’t deserve to see thru
don’t expect me to be human,
hung on the wall
on display for you
listen between the lines
and read the room
it’s occupied
it’s under siege and i can’t leave
forced to repeat
memorize the lines replay the scene
a human being becomes human acting
perfectly, precise, exacting
(i fucking hated my job at pizza head on south grand in st. louis)
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