Array ( [sid] => 108880 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => start [time] => 2005-11-01 19:28:42 [hometext] => Ok, this first one was written on the first day of school, when I was all fired up and like, YEAH! SCHOOL, BABY! BAND! //00T!, so that should clear up some (some) questions about what this is about. [bodytext] => falling down a single shaft
dragged up with the best of us
scuffing shoes on vinyl floors
looking out the window, now.

faces pass and handshakes flash
whirring down the hallways of our lives,
don't forget me.

bold blue stripes are flashing through
what I almost, almost thought was real.
a garbled page then hits the floor
and echoes with the music of our year.
don't forget me or I'll die.

somebody's breathing
oh, I can hear
devoted heathen,
please light my way
I'm here.
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Date: Tuesday, 1st November 2005 @ 07:28:42 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: PrimateOnAnEgoTrip
falling down a single shaft
dragged up with the best of us
scuffing shoes on vinyl floors
looking out the window, now.

faces pass and handshakes flash
whirring down the hallways of our lives,
don't forget me.

bold blue stripes are flashing through
what I almost, almost thought was real.
a garbled page then hits the floor
and echoes with the music of our year.
don't forget me or I'll die.

somebody's breathing
oh, I can hear
devoted heathen,
please light my way
I'm here.


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