December evening likens to the howl
On a mucky April night just after
A snowfall; treading of light traffic
Turning what was once a virgin
To a brazen curse depicted scowl
Out of the depth of concrete to the rafters
You can hear a fallowed scream horrific
The whir of sirens where all ends and begins
It is the guardian who judges the foul
Or the right, their course never alter
Just the city trending the land gothic
The vamp and witch cast out the Puritans
The thundering rhythm of the bowel
Shutters the glass turns neon to glitter
Pulsates through these garish halls of brick
And in moments there’s nothing left to your hearin’.
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There is in the mind
Arisen of the salty brine
The nature of things to come
In the view of all things slum
To ponder such beauty
From this deck so squalid
To view the engorgement you enjoy
And see my presence to share
It is a reflection that answers
The feeling once repulsed
We have grown, we have grown

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