I am a strange man who stares into nothing.
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I am a man who has seen the darkest side of his barren mind.
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I know more about the inner workings of souls than the birds who feast unending.
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I watch the sun setting on my cold heart once again.
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Bleeding I hold it to the gods of nothing.
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This course that is flowing from my veins
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these candle light dinners that only sing of pain
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I wonder when and why the sorrow will settle
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A bonnet and kettle set to tame
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This fiery heart of which god has rained
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Down a pain so tight
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that for 3 years I did not see the light
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I must write these things, for in creation there is stirring
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I am expressed through a hazel glass,
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the long wrought works, A curious aftermath,
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BUt that clock simply stares, Times etching does not care
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I wonder at the numbers that simply cannot believe
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That there was one creator who conceived,
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Everything, infinity never stopped, A giant bucket
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That multiplying ever more,
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This play... that gods act out in a stupor
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Turn with me as the beat and the songs change
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I will write this for my family and those whom I love
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I know not what this is, A maniac depressive love note wrapped in a sad attempt, this is me, more than I have ever shown
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the one man whom I have barely known,
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As the days turn I Landon have grown,
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Brilliant people have filled my life
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I was not content to sip in peace,
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No my words had to spill from every crease,
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This chaos I know now will never cease,
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Who are we all, and where do we go?
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There are some who believe in glow of a light,
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Where I look deeper into the night
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Fading now is this restless chatter
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My minds attempts to flatter,
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An ego such as mine,
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And a petty simple mind,
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I truly am nothing, and every day I know that more and more,
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Oh what plans do I have stored,
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Have I saved winters feast, Or do I still have to slay my beast,
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Whom is the muse? Can you refuse her?
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Is she blessed or damned,
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I stand near her hand,
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Trying to fit a pen to the windowsils
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Let us speak of loss and joy,
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Both playthings to mechanical ploys,
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We are simply a channel for the thoughts we touch waking,
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These simple minds shattered to breaking,
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Once in a great while,
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We are burdened with a great undertaking,
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I can only see the horizon slip,
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Along with my name and soul,
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I write in hopes that you will know,
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What it is to feel the flow,
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Oh which gods and goddesses have bled their souls
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Fading and falling this my last attempt
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You may read this with contempt
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I care not for it is my gift to the world
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I stolen much from it's earthen bowl
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Yes yes yes yes yes the words have returned in force and I can't stop the workings of this thing. I stare slowly into the maw of darkness that stares back. I know that I fear death, and all it entails, it hungers for our inevitable return.
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why do we fear it? why do we run? how much time do I have left
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How many beats to this sad dance
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what is life what is it?
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it is too much for me to tangibly touch
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I have to try, I have to yearn to learn everything, I must before the rust of nothing spins me into a sphere of coldness
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what sense lies in these mad thoughts
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or a ideas so valiantly sought
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