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Illusions of Illustrations


Starstruck I splatter with a case of cold feet, Biting off more than chewable in this unbearable heat. Lingering life lessons is all that remain, allthough Im indifferent I dare not complain. Rendering reassurance through revelation exploring my mind through excavation. Indepth, im inept to assess this dream, its too bad that things arent as simple as they seem.
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