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more than monotony

from monocarpic by Mormon Toasterhead

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oh youre just in time
for summer delights
oh sun kissed eyes
watch me levitate

god is a good dog digging for gold
if you dig with em he'll save your soul
laughing like trains at our current state
slurred words and blurred tranquility
oh daffodils fly
through jade-tinted skies
rub the ruby-hued remnants
of sleep onto your

your calloused hands
broken fingers
its not fair

your eyes were full of sugar
when you shrugged your shoulders
i tried to buy the beach
with a sand dollar
i smile
and nod at the sand
in my hand
and it grins back
it grins at me

the seashells share secrets
in subtle whispers
insects pelt my hide
under the star spangled sky

i hang borrowed time
to dry
on a clothesline
but when you leave
these profound heaves
hover above my empty lungs
my sheets entreat my troubled mind to sleep
my sheets greet heavy lids with the unsolved riddles that fiddle with the frailty of my pregnant mind
i abhor
the pallor
of the morning sun
but the cocks crow makes the night's sorrow
no more
i hear your radiant voice in the hum of my radiator
our rituals are rich in situational irony
its more than monotony
its the knot in me

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from monocarpic, released September 19, 2017

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