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Five O'Clock Ordinary
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she lived her life through books and discourse
she played the fool through every strangers’ verse
dissipated thoughts of what the future might hold;
her vacant white head building her decline
like a king hit
she so unaware
warm murder
she arc inside
like icy
blue before she arrived
what fair play
for her to think we're alive
do you feel the flames
behind their eyes
as they glace across your skin
plow yourself with alcohol
or maybe try to change it all
afraid of what she might become
(she sees you
she sees you
you've never seen her like this
she sees you
she sees you
she almost sees right through you)
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