Array ( [sid] => 82431 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Totalitarianism Messiah [time] => 2005-02-01 02:42:44 [hometext] => [bodytext] => No closure through retracted afterthoughts,
Or self distinguishing.
Break on through & discover,
How many have left their rings on the wall.

Conformity as a rag,
Wiping away the Oedipus Rex &,
Any hope of rusting.

Join a crowd

'You'll find it warmer'.

Individuality,

'Catalyst for loneliness.'

(Black & white rainbows.
Not even art represents vague colours anymore)

Emotions amplified through grafittied faces,
Blue banners of neutrality.
Uncomplete, disillusioned puzzles of obsenities in eyes.

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Totalitarianism Messiah
Date: Tuesday, 1st February 2005 @ 02:42:44 AM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: classicfailedhero
No closure through retracted afterthoughts,
Or self distinguishing.
Break on through & discover,
How many have left their rings on the wall.

Conformity as a rag,
Wiping away the Oedipus Rex &,
Any hope of rusting.

Join a crowd

'You'll find it warmer'.

Individuality,

'Catalyst for loneliness.'

(Black & white rainbows.
Not even art represents vague colours anymore)

Emotions amplified through grafittied faces,
Blue banners of neutrality.
Uncomplete, disillusioned puzzles of obsenities in eyes.

Here is my acceptance speach.

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