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So lost and disillusioned. Pissed off in class. Discontent and had to write about it. 5/19

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(Eudaimonia)
I no longer see the goodness of the world
Visual imput is only exploitation and destruction
Shell gas coupons, selling south American blood
Decadent houses, isolating ignorant suburbia to reality
Oil slicked otters grasping for each others hands
Oh, where do the ducks go in the winter?
Where do i go when corporations turn their back to me?
Christian crusifixes crossing out errors on woven tapestries of history and pride
There is no one here anymore to be their opposition
The conventional education i have has me drowning in assumptions and a software i cannot reprogram
Even sirens cannot pick apart our supposed different features
Alone in a crowd
The faces that pass me superficial, loaded gun stuffed with cotton
Another generation of false assumptions
Rebelling by purchasing their newfound identities
Instead of creating one, which, is such an inconvienience.
There is no goodness, doused in lies,
And lit with a flame of false passions and cautionary propaganda
I convulse and drown in my own filthy vomit

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from Split with Goth Girl, released July 17, 2016
Eudaimonia

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Anarchist Nature Noise // sub specie aeternitatis // under the aspect of eternity

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