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rummaging through the ruins of the landfill, his sole fellow explorer a cur, content when his snout sniffed mold blissful when he discovered a can his aspirations grander than the canine, he hoped to find artifacts of the ancients, and digging deep he did, an Apple, one of Job's first magical machines, the monitor dull but without a solitary crack then a turntable, its diamond stylus long turned to nub, veneer half peeled by the blade of time--its final symphony spun eons ago, or at least two dozen years finally a Dr. Pepper sign, an old as time, its 10, 2 faint but still there, its 4 long gone the masterpiece's artist never lamenting its weathered fate: he too had his time his labors filling his pockets, pleasing his eyes, and immortalizing him in the open bowels of the earth
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
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rummaging through the ruins of the landfill, his sole fellow explorer a cur, content when his snout sniffed mold blissful when he discovered a can his aspirations grander than the canine, he hoped to find artifacts of the ancients, and digging deep he did, an Apple, one of Job's first magical machines, the monitor dull but without a solitary crack then a turntable, its diamond stylus long turned to nub, veneer half peeled by the blade of time--its final symphony spun eons ago, or at least two dozen years finally a Dr. Pepper sign, an old as time, its 10, 2 faint but still there, its 4 long gone the masterpiece's artist never lamenting its weathered fate: he too had his time his labors filling his pockets, pleasing his eyes, and immortalizing him in the open bowels of the earth
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
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