Far too much into our reality,
We copy it after it slips away
While running on our spokes
Of motor cycle in eight form
In a centrifugal pull to reality.
Sheer your machine to eight
Or as a compass will appear
And the north is everywhere
Slipping away to a south lea,
Froth at stern, hills drowned,
A white bird ducking the real
Copy is not reality but vision
In white hollow of a cranium
An attempt to capture reality
With only the shell remaining
We hold on to as dying men.
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