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Diatribe of drugs
Contributed by
PoeticRequiem
on
Saturday, 17th April 2004 @ 12:51:12 PM in AEST
Topic:
Tributes
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Hey! How are you? How have you been? Long years have lapsed since last we spoke but life happens now and then
Come on inside realities' high should prove to be an interesting night. Leave your troubles at the door you won't need the static anymore set logic aside there is no wait for this ride.
Let's have a line and see the slow march of time parade around the living room Have a little blow for your nose watch the hours loom illuminating bemused design
A little bit of candy makes everyone feel dandy in the sweet comforts of home Sugar and spice how wonderfully nice to feel happiness settling into weary bones
So take a few hits join me on this fun filled elastic trip into the ringmasters' head Big top steeples home to Picasso people swimming beneath swirling circus tents
Licorice lights and satin sound when at last the Candyman comes All that is left is a broader understanding of possibility when the carnival kaleidoscope is done
Come on now have a seat sit back relax wrap your mind around some smoke Have a drink take a think life is but a joke
So laugh with me and let your brain recede to some other place my friend We'll talk a while about life all of our trivial plights and when finished; welcome yesterdays' end
Our thoughts recline through this great divide the future is always grinning Spirits set in and throw our glass world into spin at the ceremony of tomorrows beginning
By Jeremiah D. Normich April 16, 2004 ( The Wordsmith )
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2004-04-17 12:51:12] (Date/Time posted on
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