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words with friends
02:51
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can i play your dad in words with friends
i’ve been meaning to get back into the game
and he was the last person that i played
i know i haven’t seen him in a year
or maybe 18 months it’s all the same
last i saw you was october 28th
i think we’re hanging out in like a week
the last time that i saw you i had blacked out pretty bad
woke up in your bed, you went to class
text me from the sunday brunch rush line
you’re in my part of town it’s all so strange
guess when i’m in brooklyn, you’re in east la
played a show with levi down the street
from where you told me that you loved me last
eyes locked on your complex when we passed
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picked it up, set it down
don’t you know how hard it is
to leave after a week with you
set up on a slat-board track
running straight ahead at the chance
that you’ll be living here soon
and i’ll rip through the garage
looking for that mug you made
and i’ll smash it on the red stone of the brick that we once laid
settled down for 40 days
found a new life through the change
of moving faster than body’s pace
so strung out
and on the floor
ate a 1/16 of an ounce
my muscles torn and my body traced
and i’ll rip through the garage
even though my body aches
and i’ll find the final traces of the things i can’t replace
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lock eyes
02:56
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step toward the skyline view,
metal egress flows to you
and i see you and we lock eyes again
been a long time coming now,
feet had barely reached the ground
when i see you and we lock eyes again
maybe theres a reason you're uptight
maybe you thought i would pick a fight
where oh where can i find peace tonight
the bed we shared or moon, we share the light
oh my eyes, oh my ears
despite all the years
oh my heart, oh my brain
we lock eyes the same
try to recognize your face
try to summon your embrace
when i see you and we lock eyes again
filling up your vacant space
spent a day just to erase
when i call you, your voicemail full again
woke up only slightly stoned,
feel around for my cell phone
when i see you eyes closed and on the mend
maybe theres a season where its right
maybe you just want to spend the night
laced up shoes, you leave and realize
the bed we share is where your comfort lies
oh my eyes, oh my ears
despite all the years
oh my heart, oh my brain
we lock eyes the same
we lock eyes the same
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ode to rats
02:44
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how much
would a creature have to eat
to die peacefully
to die gracefully
this poison for the rats inside my sheets
is it my fault if they die
do they know the reason why
when you said
that the trauma builds your heart
that your character is scars that you gather as you spar
did you mean
that you see yourself as such
the firm tissue to the touch
that encased your faces flush
was your flesh the controller of your mind
or am i backwards and behind
is your logic just unkind
just a sesh
just a harmless set of smoke
that relays to your pins poke
vicious cycles self imposed
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hudson pollock Los Angeles, California
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email me: hudsonpollockbusinessemail@gmail.com
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