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standing shaking shivering cold among the ice and a thousand burnt-out cigarettes I make eye contact with the waning moon and we share a fatal thought and as I partake in the 1:19 prayer service of the hopeful I whisper the sonnets of human experience with each dragon’s breath so once more in this biting air with my natural striped gloves and leather-laced boots Here’s to life and here’s to death. Here’s to us stuck painfully between. May we never walk on asphalt painted roads. May the world pass us by as just another tree. and as I crush yellow nicotine filters with the greatest brevity I pause Here’s to you. May you some day find my heart among your refuse.
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Feb 21, 2010
Feb 21, 2010 at 11:43 AM UTC
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standing shaking shivering cold among the ice and a thousand burnt-out cigarettes I make eye contact with the waning moon and we share a fatal thought and as I partake in the 1:19 prayer service of the hopeful I whisper the sonnets of human experience with each dragon’s breath so once more in this biting air with my natural striped gloves and leather-laced boots Here’s to life and here’s to death. Here’s to us stuck painfully between. May we never walk on asphalt painted roads. May the world pass us by as just another tree. and as I crush yellow nicotine filters with the greatest brevity I pause Here’s to you. May you some day find my heart among your refuse.
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Feb 21, 2010
Feb 21, 2010 at 11:43 AM UTC
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