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Luke Nukem

from Aroomnoonesees by Teen Brigade

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A trophy waits for the man with atrophy of the heart
I’ve never had a hometown place worth going back to

Make no mistake; we reap the wars we make
Lawn, shadow-puppet guises are on us
In, over, and out – there’s a waterfall
Where a shopping mall used to bloom

No one can stop a Dr. Proton
When it’s too late
In June,
Mitochondria might survive
The doom, like movies in our minds
Though it happened all too soon

It’s beautiful

Littering our living rooms
Everclear and gasoline
To encase our tombs
Ash and solar paneling

Purple strobes, minimal
Akin to Catholic robes
Engine drones reverberate
Through wire-sun stone

When cold settles in
And snow begins to fall
You’ll think of living
In days before
You left this world

And, when you write
What you’ve seen, my brother
Be sure to include
A short introduction

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from Aroomnoonesees, released February 4, 2011

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