From The Store
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From The Store
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Sadly coming back to a forgotten life
something waits quietly
a formless voice calls with colors
thoughts that don't belong asking
who the predatorial hands of trees reach for
fog of rotting hands climbing
shaking broken teeth from the leaves
beware the harsh, unyeilding light waiting
it's promises are pools of acid
these promises they make are pools of blood
they surface from the lake to watch
tired cries evaporate
pulled by the temples into arctic indifference
they swim in green prisms
exposed brick withers to dust gripping streams of bursting static
no dignity lays trapped under fallen limbs
if it invades your blood it will hunt down your nerves and spread fires
dread of the fumes now unfastened and rolling
under the bellowing pleas of helpless wind
the trees preside
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