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Hate youI came out, clawing through
blood and dirt and muck and
Now I found you, so I guess
you're shit out of luck.

I walked through miles
of the desert, day and night.
Now you won't feel a thing,
unless you put up a fight.

I thought about all
the things I'd do to you.
Now I'm here with
a shovel, to bury you too.

I was hated, hurt, burned,
killed, cut, and stuffed,
but now you're fucked, because
you didn't bury me deep enough.

Smoking up hypocrisyI stood and watched her through the smoke. She breathed in and tilted her head back. I couldn't believe how pretty her neck was. The guy playing the guitar kept on singing. The others didn't mind us much, or at least that's what it seemed like.
She passed the joint back, and I realised then that everything was getting fuzzy and warm. My thoughts stayed clear. My actions were simply disjointed from the rest. I could concentrate on something, but then I would just stumble and catch myself and keep on moving from one thought to the next. I guess that's what ADD is like. As I was saying, my actions were disjointed from my thoughts. I suppose she

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Reelingby ~Artful-Krayons

Photography / Transportation

_{You reel me out and then you cover string
It used to be all right.
What happened?
Did the cat get your tongue?
Did your string come undone?

15 Step - Radiohead}

I love the feeling of speed in this one. We were driving back from Florida on the highway. I put my camera down on the dash for stability. I used a shutter speed of 1/2 a second, which made the lines on the road very bright and put them in stark contrast with the rest of the night. It also is the reason for the blurry surroundings. You'll notice the hood is in focus. That's because the camera moved more or less with the car, and so in that half-second the hood stayed where it was in the shot.