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[Aug. 12th, 2022|10:31 am] |
In the classroom I am doing lines, Evening comes and goes, night's one dusty curtain, I did not behave, so I must pay the price Ante mortem, in morte and postmortem.
I am doing life lines, and don't they come out sharp, I am doing love lines, never too smooth or pretty, Letters and syllables, you cannot tell them apart, Have to be torn apart, well if that's what they want, then let'em.
How'd we end up here, of all the places, By a quirk of fate, on the flip side of divine grace, Our pulse tempered by the pace of Time in a grandfather clock, smile cracking through its face,
We are taught to expect up and above the skies Soaring eagles or lions, manes made of fires, Bulls of the night, full of enigmatic eyes Dark with sarcasm - in the classroom we're doing lines. |
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<‘em>In the classroom I am doing lines,
My first thought was that it must have been “doing lies”. I googled to check if the phrase is even legitimate. It is! | |