1. |
bloodletting
01:57
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windows closed but
relief from embarrassment
seems out of reach to the dumb
sheets flayed, skin folds
sweat dripping cold to the roses
asleep on the floor
drain me gentle
if the choice was my own
I’d be bled until
every last leech in this
hole of a home
has been gorged
drain me gentle
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2. |
telepath
03:52
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An innocent eccentric
Pale blush from what she reads in
turkish coffee
one hit could keep me high on her
for days and days
She said “creeping moss and ivy
took your walls before
In the war you won
against the templar's son”
I said “oh”
she pulled her gun and tenderly robbed me
"Is this not what you wanted?"
She's in a sense eccentric
telepath do you read me? do you copy?
im onto you and your black hearts true charade
and who'd you slay?
what parts have met their gore before?
when you've had your fun (buzzards circle)
brave men run
i said "you should go,
these silences wont unite us properly"
and with no words she walks from me
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3. |
urbex
02:53
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