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waking up
02:57
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we’re as far away as two poles can be.
it’s a subconscious trick to keep us in line.
to keep us in check.
but hey... who said you were clear?
it's about three hours until I'm walking.
passed aside with a lack of interest.
it’s alright. I have better things to do,
in the morning:
- work is my clay.
- we’ll wash our hands of the residue of cray-pas.
- I will not run but instead I will roll.
the journey towards honesty begins at the center, and vacates at the closest exit.
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murder the aesthetic. kill the dynamic.
don't come down here. keep my mind clear.
there’s a vicious undertone. i just want to sleep.
I know better. we’re finally honest. laying down and moving the fuck on.
I’ll share something later; I have to focus on what’s happening right now. I’m no fun. I know I’m no fun.
a tick in my crotch. I won’t go out tonight.
there’s residue all over the landscape.
I want to see them bleed.
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capitol lunch
02:56
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a comfortable fantasy. goals that are now more than ever realistic.
never something brand new. what's the point?
how about:
lived in. broken in. felt out. expanded from its original state.
magical. the dining room, the kitchen, stacks of books,
two chairs, lots of sunlight in horizontal beams. elegant presentation,
and rooms for art.
working hard, we make important things.
a park within walking distance. the stage is here. we pretend we’re famous in our field when we’re home. and when we’re on stage we’re famous on the surface. so satisfactory.
there are roses everywhere.
I'm not letting go.
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upper chief Connecticut
"music for eye contact"
2011-2016
contact: jtomascak at gmail dot com
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