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Here you will find oncoming lights roll against waves of red traffic. The crimson tide is like a landslide along side a river of white, bereft of blue on this morning commute. Not a single star to dot the predawn gloom that blooms into today's paper. Children pantomiming parents for the rest of their lives while the adults bicker over the right blend of color. Kids being new to the illusion have no experience to reel in the meaning behind ideals that have been rewritten and only go on to learn the bloodlust. A wet rag wrung with bodies that soak through a toy balloon full of hot air.
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 10:03 PM UTC
Cars Became A Flag That Became Children.
Here you will find oncoming lights roll against waves of red traffic. The crimson tide is like a landslide along side a river of white, bereft of blue on this morning commute. Not a single star to dot the predawn gloom that blooms into today's paper. Children pantomiming parents for the rest of their lives while the adults bicker over the right blend of color. Kids being new to the illusion have no experience to reel in the meaning behind ideals that have been rewritten and only go on to learn the bloodlust. A wet rag wrung with bodies that soak through a toy balloon full of hot air.
christopher-robin-knorr
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 10:03 PM UTC
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