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Eclectic Elegy
- //0:11
- Writin' rhymes on my rap pad for breakfast
- I'm that mad, so now's the time to drive reckless
- Online's the phone, no line connected,
- smoking pack, "How's the dime?" perfection,
- quoted I "sublime," I tried a section,
- //0:23
- head while high supplied sublime affection
- Riding high while rubber necking,
- wreaking havoc, tire shrieking wrecking
- records have it, fiendin' teens neglected
- checkin' mirrors, drinkin' beers, reflected
- cope with fears, depression, flowin' tears
- dejected, rope to neck projected?
- //0:34
- Nope,
- I checked, elope, direct connect to hope's the method
- most protected trope affects the dope connected dome
- he's wretched
- //0:41
- but that was in the past
- Cal chronic got him posted on his couch upon his ass
- but no gas, got him, goin'
- and motion flowin' with emotion's the notion most don't want to notice
- but the pain, in his, eyes
- no guise supplies his flawed facade, the fraud he lauds is awfully potent
- //0:56
- mind connoted livin' life's lie's erode him,
- sly demotion of mind goes unnoticed by most
- his rote ghost wrote hidden poems,
- though he didn't show 'em, he knows 'em
- the prose and poem pose opposing poses
- rows of roses bloom around him
- plants supplant the gloom and doom that hound him
- fore the forest floor the florist swore, profounded
- "I'm compounding bounds of ill confoundment"
- impound a deluge every day with grey goose
- "hey you, reverie with fey ruth, remain truthful,
- stay useful, be jubilant,
- at bay with disillusionment, allay the useless ruminant.
- stay illuminant, be the light that shines brightly
- find another lover, love her nicely
- stay knightly, pray to Frey nightly
- It might be frightening,
- //1:32
- to prime your mind to find enlightening.
- but the sun still shines on 'em
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