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Overload

I think nothing of the insecure mistruths that inhabit your sight. Fermenting like aged peaches and rye placed upon an invisible shelf. To question oneself is to admit that nothing can be known, is truth in itself. Long forgotten pasts hibernate in the mind obscuring the view of our eyes, pulsating, thriving to survive their primitive habitat. Overloading your image of reality to contain their misconceptions, once known truths.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2005




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