neat side-effect
neat side-effect
full of defect
youre bathing in mud
neat side-effect
like keen slice with tooth
close to the fact, fill-up 50/50
finger planters, frozen dead
shiny marbles, in their eyes
i grind them up
then twinkle circle
shine on my eyes, shine on my eyes
lay scattered
again i see
just another type of crime
happened like cell division
you got your neck out of a halter but you got stiff neck
you got ten ways to get out of there but you got blank mind
you got your neck out of a halter but you keep forgetting it
i drag out my trap from my closet
finger planters, still out there
shiny marbles killed them down
how many circles if counted?
more than ten shine on my head
lay scattered
again i see
just another type of crime
happened in my brain mixed up and burst!
...to catch a tapir...
neat side-effect
neat side-effect
full of defect
youre bathing in mud
neat side-effect
like keen slice with tooth
close to the fact, fill-up 50/50
neat side-effect
neat side-effect
full of connect, your face is in mud
neat side-effect leads you defect
50 gravity gives you vanity
i stab in his head again and again
you got your neck out of a halter...
you got ten ways to get out of there...
you got your neck out of a halter but you keep forgetting it
i drag out my trap from my closet
...to catch a tapir to give my nightmare...
― JW (ex machina), Friday, 21 April 2006 16:40 (eighteen years ago) link
In Chinese, Korean and Japanese, the tapir is named after a beast from Chinese mythology. A feature of this mythical creature is a snout like that of an elephant. It is said to eat people's dreams. In Chinese, the name of this beast, subsequently the name of the tapir, is mò in Mandarin and mek in Cantonese (貘). The Korean equivalent is maek (Hangul: 맥, Hanja: 貊), while it is called baku (バク) in Japanese.
― JW (ex machina), Friday, 21 April 2006 16:50 (eighteen years ago) link
one month passes...
three weeks pass...
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three years pass...