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De-evolution Across the Sidewalk.

by stanley-zakyich

In the morning, children playing. In the night, adults are wailing. Another fight, doors slam loudly; Their voices rip, screaming proudly. Silence of the nights begin, But when I wake, My kingdom shakes - The cacophonies start again.
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Feb 1, 2013
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My daily life at the apartment complex. I hate these neighbors.

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