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Pressed my soles against your rosy bricks; felt my bones familiar with your kitsch. I loved it anyway: the houses lined up like ducklings in bowties peach-and- lemon, dumb to the pretense of their ton. And while this ingrate-grey estate went on with his tired litany, my eyes drifted, somewhere searching past the weight of the wind -- what more deceits do I fit into my pockets and bring home? I cupped a palmful of air and sealed it inside a coat pocket; one hand freed to take snaps of a daydream. These hands will warm soon enough and these bones will stop aching, these eyes will stop searching.
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Jul 5, 2025
Jul 5, 2025 at 4:10 AM UTC
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Pressed my soles against your rosy bricks; felt my bones familiar with your kitsch. I loved it anyway: the houses lined up like ducklings in bowties peach-and- lemon, dumb to the pretense of their ton. And while this ingrate-grey estate went on with his tired litany, my eyes drifted, somewhere searching past the weight of the wind -- what more deceits do I fit into my pockets and bring home? I cupped a palmful of air and sealed it inside a coat pocket; one hand freed to take snaps of a daydream. These hands will warm soon enough and these bones will stop aching, these eyes will stop searching.
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Jul 5, 2025
Jul 5, 2025 at 4:10 AM UTC
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