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Parsons Desk
02:11
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brown river, dried blood
black flag, empty storefront
Helvetica font, all caps
jesus, jesus
this only confirms what is often too true
familiarity destroys respect and reverence to what is sacred
sitting at my parsons desk writing another one
splitting into three heads like i always do
downed spirits, broken bones
cracked brick, and the stepping stones
dried wells collapse
jesus. jesus
this only confirms what is often too true
familiarity destroys respect and reverence to what is sacred
sitting at my parsons desk writing another one
splitting into three heads like i always do
sitting at my parsons desk writing another one
splitting my head in three like i always do
jesus, jesus, jesus
jesus, jesus, jesus
jesus, jeeeez--
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