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Counting young women in black leggings and baseball caps, with ancient letters inscribed on the tops of them. One-thousand, three-hundred, thirty-five dollars and fifty-four cents, for half a year of friendship. The damp sidewalk is the stage, the crushed orange leaves a platform. Rubber rain boots have only existed for three or four decades. Holes in an umbrella, holes in mother's boots; Whatever that man said last night, whatever that was, it wasn't an oxymoron. Leafing leaves, neon green with orangish tips shake subtly with a light breeze, and madly with a heavy breeze. Or is that a squirrel? Foreground, background, juxsta- positions; And I, just in the right position.
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 4:57 PM UTC
The 7th Floor
Counting young women in black leggings and baseball caps, with ancient letters inscribed on the tops of them. One-thousand, three-hundred, thirty-five dollars and fifty-four cents, for half a year of friendship. The damp sidewalk is the stage, the crushed orange leaves a platform. Rubber rain boots have only existed for three or four decades. Holes in an umbrella, holes in mother's boots; Whatever that man said last night, whatever that was, it wasn't an oxymoron. Leafing leaves, neon green with orangish tips shake subtly with a light breeze, and madly with a heavy breeze. Or is that a squirrel? Foreground, background, juxsta- positions; And I, just in the right position.
madeleine-toerne
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 4:57 PM UTC
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