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Mother of All Things


Rose I'm glad u know my routine.
 
 I'm a fucking mess and I don't how to be
 
Sitting in in my room trying to lose my mind and get into my body
 
Using the easy way out cuz the hard way is so annoying
 
I can feel my toes
 
Another swig I maybe able to feel my body
 
But the only problem here is I'm going in the the wrong direction
 
Further and further I'm moving away from the source and into darkness
 
But in a way it's still bringing me closer to the mother of all things
 
It might not be the proper way but I can feel her existence within me
 
Awaken
 
Thank you for listening and speaking through me
 
Maybe one day I'll be what I'm meant to be
 
Just got believe and I will succeed 
 
Thats what the secret said at least
 
 
 
Then I hate myself all at once
 
Why did I drink
 
I just can't stop.
 
There is this demon inside me
 
And it needs to feed
 
It needs negativity
 
Failure 
 
 
 
When will the tables turn I wonder 
 
When will I put my foot down and decide to turn my life around 
 
All the way around
 
Wake up in meditativive state
 
The natural state 
 
Eat food that vibrates. On the highest frequency
 
Think only positivity 
 
Attract only pure beings
 
Not only that but touch and transform the world
 
 One day
 
I have dream that I will awaken and be
 
But for know I will drown my in my misery and contemplate the beautiful being that's lies dormant inside me
 
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