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PUSH
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I can’t stand you anymore
Your stupidity
insensitivity
Your brain is pale
Thin as a film
Thick as a brick
I tie you fest
I tie you strong
I put you in box
I drive you very high
To Mullholland drive
City lights warm my heart
You ask Leonardo to be normal
A Ferrari to drive slow
You wrap the sky in Saran Wrap
You will never change
I will always remember
You will never know
I close my eyes
And I PUSH
Now you fall from the heights
Rocking and rolling
As(s) of stones
A tornado swing
Moves your feelings
Of a flea
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Antonella Eye Porcelluzzi Marseille, France
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