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Fruit Eaters
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Was a song written out of happiness
It seemed so distant like an ancient lover's kiss
Caught in the midst of all of this
All these lambs sucking facing with lions
Under your nose & in front of your eyes
Have you always been so deaf, so blind?
(For half my life)
How long has it been there?
& for how much time?
& if it was so obvious then why couldn't we ever admit that the ceiling was crushing us?
The feeling was crushing was
That the ceiling was crushing us
(So we made a skylight)
Was this all written out of illness?
Like kissed with tongues that felt like fists
You were naked in the forest
Dancing underneath the stars in the night sky
You're all I wanted
(It's true)
Now it's just me & my love lying in a bathtub
Filled with blood with sunglasses on
You're all I wanted
(It's true, it's true)
Under your nose & in front of your eyes
Have you always been so deaf, so blind?
(For half my life)
How long has it been there?
& for how much time?
& if it was so obvious then why couldn't we ever admit that the ceiling was crushing us?
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Elephant Albuquerque, New Mexico
We are the elephant.
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