Are you feeling bad?


Best.

Dreams flow into the grotto where the grass bends fro

I once knew something and now I'm losing touch

Roots grow deep and I catch a dragon fly

Beauty lures me with it's eyes.


Why power?


Nice!


This forgotten, but recent war.


Full balloons..


What do you bet on the most?


History never repeats.


Civil or not?

When is humanity?

Man in his discontented unholiness.


My life in San Fransisco, plus hot disagreements over vegetables.

Where roast chicken happens.

This is unreal cheese cake.


Let the planets begin!


Nothing sexy here!


Raw or not!


When cold returns.


Full circles.

I don't know where I'm going to 

but chances are I'm better

Better than you

You and your false rage

The phony shit you do

The smell of it all

I don't know you at all

Chances are I won't stop

This show won't halt

So get used to me

Not saying yes

I don't belong to you

I don't even belong to myself.

Get over it.

Distractions don't always distract.



Who's your mama?


You think she's yours, but I can assure you, you are under a spell.


So I wandered lonely.


Every day criminals..


Project deep spin to somewhere unknown..


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