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Last Daze
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Say you will.
In the tomb before annihilation.
Sweetened tones.
Genetic.
A sunburnt wave tills the sand,
better run from it.
A toxic pill, buried in the brain.
Forget it.
So tired of your life you wanna…
but there’s no ear to take it.
Hound a spirit up the stairs
with no way back down.
Sulk alone.
In a room without ventilation.
Leaf-like stones.
Kinetic.
Unwelcome guests fill the space.
Better cover up.
A useless cell, ready to replicate.
Just then it kicks in.
My vision grays.
Both hands on the coffin
on your last…
So tired of your life you wanna…
but there’s no ear to take it.
Hound a spirit up the stairs with no intention.
Trip wire in the spine, you wanna…
But there’s no major cadence.
See a ghost in the mirror
getting down.
You said the end was here,
so I checked all around me.
No trace of death could be seen.
So how could I believe you?
Does sight deceive?
Is the end really tethered to us?
I didn’t believe you.
How could I believe you?
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Humans Etcetera Wenzhou, China
Christopher Henry, alt rocker from West Virginia, music master in Wenzhou, China.
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