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The Elephant
04:11
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Those days would start like a crack to the skull
Where my gaze would fall at the sight of a boy
With despise in his air, an ungrateful void
To the tin of this can:
This is why I love you
This is what I’ve learned about
Class at 8:15 filled with absent peers
As the silence grows at the edge of a poem
I would lose my thoughts at the sight of some woman
Bearing some strange lie we always bought
Blind as all
Don't fail
Blind as all
When the day would end I refused the night
With my phantom of god I would break daylight
Then the body strains and the nerves are taut
Oh sober hate: ruin my life!
Blind as all
Don't fail
Blind as all
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Touch Me
02:33
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There’s been five years in and the rest of it out
That’s what we’re meant to give
I know we all have our own waking dreams
And some are inclined to live
Can I still rest my head on your steady arm?
(It hurts when you touch me)
Is there still hope living here?
As the moon will inch by the stronger force
(It hurts when you don't)
Wearing agency
I can’t replace all that shit I’ve said
I can’t be that girl you hold close
Words will only make the fraction
Of all you could never ever know
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Gardener Nova Scotia
Gardener is an indie project created by Jasmine Bradley. She is based out of Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Community Development
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