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Little Man
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Fists at the wall
How does it feel little man?
Smashing your little hands on the wall
Bone cutting in
To those small white hands
Who couldn’t grab enough
Of what the world offered
Who did not fight enough
To take a place in the crowd
A shroud of disease is the only garden you will grow
Sit at the foot of your hate and fear
And you’ll gnaw
Watching the lakes overflow with pure rage
Wriggling like a dying insect
Trying to break out of your rib cage
But the walls around are cement
So you hit them and hit them
But no exit emerged
Scream out your name so they’ll know, little man
That you wanted to show how you love , little man
But you speak and tentacles come out every hole
You contaminate the life you touch
Wrapping yourself
In a hate cocoon
Who knows what will hatch?
Million anxiety attacks climbing the walls
Where your little fists
Hardly made a mark
In this little section of existence
Far away from the crowd
To not poison the earth
They await your death
To bury you the deepest they can
Little man
Empty handedly inane
Progressively insane
Screaming in the deepest ground
Floating forever
With no sound
Fingers claw worms and dirt, little man
This is sort of the end little man
With nothing to show
But some dirty words and cum stains
As the darkness slips into your nostrils
And steals the light from your eyes
And you know that as much as you try,
Those little hands will never reach heaven…
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Assaf Alper Pacifica, California
Extreme music artist from Pacifica, California.
Former member of Dirk Diggler and Malben.
Current member of Lipstick, Millennial Sex Recession, Richard Kern Wannabe, Zenu and Dead Dos.
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