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no good
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poisonseed
06:09
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love can not grow in a soil of fear
sweet words of fate amidst residue
convinced it was real when we were there
this forest from the trees that i see through
i torture myself because you're within me
can you feel it?
can you feel anything?
you talk of planting seeds
but from some seeds grow poisoned things
like gnarled and twisted dreams
graciously await a revelation
bite my tongue until it bleeds
as spirited as this incantation
abash the parts of me that seethe
Stone shelter please believe, you did it
life is free of me
the sun shall hurt no more
i know now
i torture myself because you're within me
can you feel it?
can you feel anything?
you talk of planting seeds
but from some seeds grow poisoned things
you said "on everyone i cheat"
you talk of planting seeds
you'll never betray me.
you said you'd never betray me.
you talk of planting seeds
"you'll never be rid of me"
you said "you'll never be rid of me"
you said you'd die without me.
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Veniculture Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Initiated in late 2009 the Veniculture project was a demo warehouse for AWFS. Evolution will have it's way.
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