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Dazed today
Felt like writing earlier,
since then I've dispensed my inspiration
into a couple of tin cans
and abandoned the sensation.
Lost my train of thought, at
least the desire lingers,
so let me exercise my brain
through the dancing of fingers, the
confession of my triggers,
my obsession with the crippling
thought that the universe's time line
is so ultimately bigger
then them red and black figures
representing digits
that we all aim to reconfigure.
Rather than gain soul, love and knowledge,
that save us from getting sicker.
There is, but one minute to live.
Your brother is dying and what do you give?
Not a dollar, not a pence will
safely take out the shiv.
Even a hundred
million dollars
and he'll never forgive.
He simply needs a promise
that you'll occasionally holler his name,
that plus a hug and vow of love,
the only things to help save
you both from the clouds that churn,
painting the threat of eternal regret colored haze,
you reaffirm him
and what would you want in return
as he slips into his grave?
No amount of money
would ever lessen the burn,
this is a lesson I've learned in spades.
Just a quiet moment with a loved one and their blessing will
stop your world from turning like the nozzle
of a beer spout, I don't need any dollars
to figure it out. The human soul and it's
contents are life's most valuable house.
Spoken from a poor man,
of this there is no doubt.
Dazed.
since then I've dispensed my inspiration
into a couple of tin cans
and abandoned the sensation.
Lost my train of thought, at
least the desire lingers,
so let me exercise my brain
through the dancing of fingers, the
confession of my triggers,
my obsession with the crippling
thought that the universe's time line
is so ultimately bigger
then them red and black figures
representing digits
that we all aim to reconfigure.
Rather than gain soul, love and knowledge,
that save us from getting sicker.
There is, but one minute to live.
Your brother is dying and what do you give?
Not a dollar, not a pence will
safely take out the shiv.
Even a hundred
million dollars
and he'll never forgive.
He simply needs a promise
that you'll occasionally holler his name,
that plus a hug and vow of love,
the only things to help save
you both from the clouds that churn,
painting the threat of eternal regret colored haze,
you reaffirm him
and what would you want in return
as he slips into his grave?
No amount of money
would ever lessen the burn,
this is a lesson I've learned in spades.
Just a quiet moment with a loved one and their blessing will
stop your world from turning like the nozzle
of a beer spout, I don't need any dollars
to figure it out. The human soul and it's
contents are life's most valuable house.
Spoken from a poor man,
of this there is no doubt.
Dazed.
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