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We wandered the night aimlessly. The children of street-urchin-anarchy sacrificed to the detrivores of the sky-high metal labyrinths. (For fear they’ll devour the living) I remember it vividly. The iron foundry air cut like a razor through my sweater skin. The concrete beneath my feet swallowing the warmth like a vacuum. Then you wrapped yourself around me like a Mylar blanket. And seeped into my skin in a cosmic osmosis of lost souls. For a moment we were home. Only a moment. We were thin white plastic blowing in the wind.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 7:50 AM UTC
In Another Lifetime
We wandered the night aimlessly. The children of street-urchin-anarchy sacrificed to the detrivores of the sky-high metal labyrinths. (For fear they’ll devour the living) I remember it vividly. The iron foundry air cut like a razor through my sweater skin. The concrete beneath my feet swallowing the warmth like a vacuum. Then you wrapped yourself around me like a Mylar blanket. And seeped into my skin in a cosmic osmosis of lost souls. For a moment we were home. Only a moment. We were thin white plastic blowing in the wind.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 7:50 AM UTC
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