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i'll burn down every bridge
i build just for the controversy, for my love of rhetoric
my ode to argument
you speak in algebra
a dialect so absolute, it's almost mathematical
it can't solve sarcasm

a toast to apathy
the comfort in this boredom and the numbness embedded in me
i'm so disinterested
in every single concept i'll eventually be faced with
every thought makes me sick
a toast to every broken glass
that we swept beneath the table and decided that "this too shall pass"
we all die anyways
the cynics and the nihilists will hold their breaths until that day
a name for every grave

you love to instigate
you're careful with the words you say to get me to retaliate
you love to speak in haste
the bills are all past due
i haven't worked a day in months the heat is off, the stove light too
but shit, what can you do?

a toast to every thief
to every crook and criminal that never fucking got caught shoplifting
here's to not being in jail
to every christmas gifts i stole, to all your communist ideals
still packaged on a shelf
a toast to every sip of wine
to romanticize uncertainty and unwillingness to survive
my own sonnet to sleep
i'm exhausted to the bone i've got no motivation left to dream
give into lethargy

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from Anarcho Annie​/​/​Everyday Tension Split, released January 19, 2016

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