MorphineA Poem by Breezie KaeWritten during the summer between freshman and sophomore year.
All you really care about, all you really care about is your timeless inhibitions, timeless inhibitions. All you really hear about, watch them up there scream and shout, bitter execution, stuck to institution. Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass. Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass. All you really know about, all you really know about are the same old constitutions, stuck with false conclusions. All you really hear about, you can’t feel something when it’s out of bounds, fixed into your routine like a daily dose of morphine. Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass. Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass. I tapped into your water supply a dose of truth, and if you can’t get away then I’ll tell you what to do. Can’t stop speaking until I get to you, and if you can’t get away then I know that this is true. I tapped into your water supply a dose of truth, and if you can’t get away then I’ll tell you what to do. Can’t stop speaking until I get to you, and if you can’t get away then I know that this is true. (Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass.) (Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass.) Oh can you really hear, can you really hear me above the paper glass? Prefer to watch the time as it will pass. © 2010 Breezie KaeReviews
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