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There it lay, abandoned for all to see. In the dead of night, I have come to seek; reveling in the unadorned beauty of a little red wagon. The gleam of the water reflected from the stifled red; the splendor of the day, uniformly admired; the brimming moon, spilling light unto us. Amidst all, the sand, the shore, the path; the little red wagon. The beauty of simplicity, all captured in the directness of a wagon perhaps forgotten. The little red wagon, glorious in nearly every which way. Thank you for the splendor of night, shining furtively upon your handle. I shall now part ways. For it is that I now see the many paths that yet lie untrodden. Floating midst the sea of sand and the stars of night was quite simply a little red wagon.
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Nov 26, 2011
Nov 26, 2011 at 10:35 PM UTC
Untold stories of a little red wagon
There it lay, abandoned for all to see. In the dead of night, I have come to seek; reveling in the unadorned beauty of a little red wagon. The gleam of the water reflected from the stifled red; the splendor of the day, uniformly admired; the brimming moon, spilling light unto us. Amidst all, the sand, the shore, the path; the little red wagon. The beauty of simplicity, all captured in the directness of a wagon perhaps forgotten. The little red wagon, glorious in nearly every which way. Thank you for the splendor of night, shining furtively upon your handle. I shall now part ways. For it is that I now see the many paths that yet lie untrodden. Floating midst the sea of sand and the stars of night was quite simply a little red wagon.
dane-johnson
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Nov 26, 2011
Nov 26, 2011 at 10:35 PM UTC
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