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home limited love MAG
  like white caps on sideways mountains
  breathe all that is me
  i glow in the radiation
  like a cyber bride adorned in white
  break my neck to love you
  feed you with reboots
  it is a constant battle under my
  eyes, a trapped thought between
  snakes of gooey brain
  majority rules and they are like
  dinosaur bones brittle with age.
  contention building like legos.
  extinction doesn’t fit passivity well.
  ‘
  like all that i am is a set of hands
  that are replaying a game of tracing
  everything that is not mine
  i am the height of the consumer
  overdoing, digesting, listening to the
  clicking music
  and we are like dinosaur bones:
  easy to break. easy to break.
  like i am made of pixels, all is square
  the home network went limited
  and it only took me minutes to crack
  my wrists. (broke my neck to love you)
  my retina was fried, bled out my eyes
  this internet love is like dinosaur bones;
  only a shell, a fossil, skeletal imprints
  the real thing died a long time
  ago and yet
i am back for more
  more of our home limited love
  (like dinosaur bones)

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I hate stereotypes, therefore I only speak for a PORTION of Generation Z. Hello cyber babies. Sometimes we don't know when to stop (myself included). This one is for you ;)