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Whose streets these are I think I know Under concrete canopy covered in snow. The street-light trees hold blackened bulbs Under ice-thick night the world just feels so old. So cold. Could I be the only one Not trying to reach out to the Sun? Fending frost and fighting folds, Averting glances from a world so sold. So cold. We're in the cold. The cold. We've bargained souls. The cold. You'll pay the toll? The cold. You'll play your role In the cold.
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Sep 14, 2012
Sep 14, 2012 at 7:45 AM UTC
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Whose streets these are I think I know Under concrete canopy covered in snow. The street-light trees hold blackened bulbs Under ice-thick night the world just feels so old. So cold. Could I be the only one Not trying to reach out to the Sun? Fending frost and fighting folds, Averting glances from a world so sold. So cold. We're in the cold. The cold. We've bargained souls. The cold. You'll pay the toll? The cold. You'll play your role In the cold.
nicky-j
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Sep 14, 2012
Sep 14, 2012 at 7:45 AM UTC
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