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by PsyLynx

Published July 13, 2005

7-12-05

Page songs in you, a calculator on
steroids, to Pink Floyd music tunes
I’m here, listening to it now, a to phones and ringer
experiencing the truth of bell to sssings,
as I fall asleep, a light ray to a
light ray, and dream of you,
you with me, a
sun ray to a sun room....
Musical Orgasmm strikes me,
cough cough spank, the
nirvana spanks is what I call this.
Drown drown drowning to sleep,
ah, ah, tired soreness bemoans the chalk she-yous
brick gosts walls, these chalk she-yous
and a soul is set free, w/
each rubber eraser that sends down
shards of consciousness, chalks,
personality and/and/or reality,
and I’m Mohammed, waah, ai.
“Ahhhh,” ! a vacuum cleaner,
on Mount Sinai!
Peotry dreams! Pppoetry-
you, ppoetry dream, p-
poetry darkness....

A poetry imagination
dream, big eyes are lashed
aloud, I move
unhampered bright.

THAT’s it,
adiuous.

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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth commented Comment · Jul 13, 2005

Man, i want to have this exact style, in the sence of I know what i'm saying but I put it into words where others only imagine what I mean...

Gosh, this was good...
*2 hours later*
yeah i'm still reading it so what?!

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Matt Bellamy
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Matt Bellamy wrote a review Review · Jul 13, 2005

I really liked the stye of this. Great use of repetition. I especially liked

as I fall asleep, a light ray to a
light ray, and dream of you,
you with me, a
sun ray to a sun room....
Musical Orgasmm strikes me,
cough cough spank, the
nirvana spanks is what I call this.
Drown drown drowning to sleep,
ah, ah, tired soreness bemoans the chalk she-yous
brick gosts walls, these chalk she-yous


Good imagery, I love this poem.



Too often we crave the extraordinary in life, without even learning how to cherish the ordinary first. Friend, I promise you this: if you can learn to take joy in the simple mundane things in life, the extraordinary will take care of itself, it'll be on its way, hurrying towards you. But if you skip the first part, it'll ever evade you.
— Arcticus