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I feel the top of the roof come off Kill everybody there And I’m watching all the stars burn out, trying to pretend that I care. But I didn’t, no-one ever does, and I would, no-one ever will Can’t you see it’s all flown out of my hands? And our clothes are all too often ripped and our teeth are all too often gnashed and it lasts as long as it possibly can. But I just don’t accept this. I just don’t accept this at all. Faces sweaty, arms and legs, what a glorious set of stairs we make. We kill everyone with arrowheads, arrowheads, arrowheads. Thank god that’s over.

Signs, omens and superstitions. 1918. 

Edgar Allan Poe illustrated by Alberto Martini see more here : https://www.enchantedbooklet.com/alberto-martini/

— E. Kristin Anderson, from “Sleeping Through,” golden shovel after Kesha, published in Cotton Xenomorph

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