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Red-Eyes B. Yeti
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Her hymn it lingers
Impassioned ears may heed the scripture
Born into this
I pray that I may exit this body and burn through another for we’re born lost
Maroon paint strokes fade the lost name
I know in time they’ll forget the words that they wrote for me
Under your fingernails, I spelled a monicker not easy to remember
Wrapped in plastic meant for me you’re still a monument to burned out wicks and candle wax spilling from the glass
Pure erasure somber as it is sentimental
There’s no division in a body for which the soul has pure chemistry
I was promised stone, such as granite, to lay eternally upon but here I lay mute, draped in glass not solid nor shattered
Though my hair lived saturated in warm golden rays of sun she now sits meticulously preserved, above cold darkened boards of wood
Tarnished canvas by paint so thin
The work pressed to my eyes
Now I can’t un-see it
Red reflects off those ruby eyes
In my mirror, they look dimmer
This curse I wake with, I sleep with
The taste of lavender
Boiling, it melts my tongue
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I Met A Yeti Orlando, Florida
5 piece Post-Hardcore band from Orlando, FL
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