Dismaland
Imagine yourself moving,
and never stopping.
Imagine a place that shouldn't exist,
for it alters our reality.
A place like this lies in our imagination
when we go a step too far,
in a world of curiosity.
A world like this is made a reality
through my minds intoxication.
I'm always moving,
never stopping,
or so I thought.
The deed was done,
now my mind is gone.
It's on a 'trip' to Dismaland.
The walls are melting!
The clouds' over reacting!
All I can see in the sky is a screaming baby Jesus
and a blood thirsty mother Mary.
Nothing makes sense.
Blurred lines are all accross my blurred reality.
These lines should only be a figment of a scientist's theory!
Not my reality.
Buildings start to loose their balance.
They fight to stay strong in their place.
What a struggle everything faces,
and I'm the only one who can see it.
I must pretend it's not hapening
or I will give myself away.
I could loose my mind for too long...
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