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| By andybyers | ||||
| 12 August 2007 | ||||
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They held me down and giggled It was over in a flash but felt like days And how long is a day on the sun? Sweating without mercy, light exposing every sin They spent those evenings grasping at bras looking for any way out of an innocence perennially protested All quiet, All encompassing, All forgiving the forest loomed swallowed us up undigested raw, and weeping from every pore It might have been Mars It might have been death :it was neither :it was only respite :it was moments spent in misplaced unknown dis located We always came back always came back for more And more there always was Sweat and light unbounded
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