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Black Space (eyes without a face) Poverty lingers like an ill gotten taste giving up her secrets to no man; teaching lessons in life at every turn. Poverty taught me to be frugal how to beg, borrow or steal live on £1 a day to eat once a day the truthful instinctual perusal the unreal zeal blocking the thoughts of hunger the puerile senses; the basics on how to feel. In the near dark I found you sheltering from the storm under the bridge just like I was wrapped in mottled harsh cloth sitting on cardboard for warmth. You spoke many languages had a degree in anthropology and a penchant for gambling and alcohol; we shared a bowl of disregarded noodles in the rain.
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 12:16 AM UTC
Under the Bridge
Black Space (eyes without a face) Poverty lingers like an ill gotten taste giving up her secrets to no man; teaching lessons in life at every turn. Poverty taught me to be frugal how to beg, borrow or steal live on £1 a day to eat once a day the truthful instinctual perusal the unreal zeal blocking the thoughts of hunger the puerile senses; the basics on how to feel. In the near dark I found you sheltering from the storm under the bridge just like I was wrapped in mottled harsh cloth sitting on cardboard for warmth. You spoke many languages had a degree in anthropology and a penchant for gambling and alcohol; we shared a bowl of disregarded noodles in the rain.
DBeard
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Scottish
Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 12:16 AM UTC
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