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Soma
I thought I was holding up well
But you always had a way of getting to me
I wanted to be anywhere else in the world
Like an itchy wool sweater given as a loathed present
I had to bear it with the rest
College thesis spoken from pseudo intellectuals
Easing the pain like salt in a wound
Give me another dose when she mentioned my name
I ran hard and fast
(In my mind)
Away from the ritualistic crowd
Searching for childhood innocence in a time long since past
Music was the stumbling block that sent me crashing back
Like belated resurfacing from icy waters
(My lungs were burning)
In that moment, I realized the future had been stolen
Abruptly snatched from under our feet
The concrete floor of reality came up to meet me
I couldn't breathe
And I crumbled
But you always had a way of getting to me
I wanted to be anywhere else in the world
Like an itchy wool sweater given as a loathed present
I had to bear it with the rest
College thesis spoken from pseudo intellectuals
Easing the pain like salt in a wound
Give me another dose when she mentioned my name
I ran hard and fast
(In my mind)
Away from the ritualistic crowd
Searching for childhood innocence in a time long since past
Music was the stumbling block that sent me crashing back
Like belated resurfacing from icy waters
(My lungs were burning)
In that moment, I realized the future had been stolen
Abruptly snatched from under our feet
The concrete floor of reality came up to meet me
I couldn't breathe
And I crumbled
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Lovely...
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- Edited 19th Nov 2011 8:45pm
19th Nov 2011 8:42pm
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re: Lovely...
19th Nov 2011 11:34pm
Thank you so much.
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't read any Huxley yet.
This was actually inspired by reflections of a close friend's recent funeral. But I think it can be likened to many situations.
Again, thank you for the kind words and welcome.
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't read any Huxley yet.
This was actually inspired by reflections of a close friend's recent funeral. But I think it can be likened to many situations.
Again, thank you for the kind words and welcome.
I'm very impressed.
19th Nov 2011 11:20pm
Mind over Matter
19th Nov 2011 11:26pm
"Music was the stumbling block that sent me crashing back"
so true in many ways..
so true in many ways..
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very good
26th Nov 2011 9:57pm
Somatic enthrallment
So, I hate to say this...
12th Dec 2011 9:49am
but I had to look up the meaning of "soma". ...feel dumb... anyway, I read this and my world spun. It's amazing work.
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re: So, I hate to say this...
14th Dec 2011 10:40pm
i was glued
12th Dec 2011 11:56am
to this write. it spoke exactly my internal language and made me feel the numb then the tumbling descent through realization, and finally, the quick rise to the occassion - every twist of the gutting was beautiful. thanks for the read.
pleasure to see this from a new member; welcome to DU. [:
pleasure to see this from a new member; welcome to DU. [:
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re: i was glued
14th Dec 2011 10:41pm
:)
9th Jan 2012 9:36pm
Micah
The title intrigued me.
I read and reread.
This is beautiful.
A rabbit hole where every
turn throws a pulsar burst.
Enjoyed. Looking forward.
S'
The title intrigued me.
I read and reread.
This is beautiful.
A rabbit hole where every
turn throws a pulsar burst.
Enjoyed. Looking forward.
S'
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