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he is six feet tall, curly and blond, and john-lennon-glasses he purses his lips, trumpeter-sans-trumpet, wherever he goes he is the only one on the sidewalk even when everyone is on the sidewalk he smiles at you “how are you today!” and reminds you he is from west virginia he cooks corn on the cob in a too-small kitchen and stops after one beer most of the time he’s the neighbor of neighbors and he’s the trumpeter of trumpeters if you’re listening and he might be alone but you’d never know it he'd offer his couch, an ear a cup of sugar if you should ever need a trumpeter
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 6:40 PM UTC
Trumpeter of Trumpeters
he is six feet tall, curly and blond, and john-lennon-glasses he purses his lips, trumpeter-sans-trumpet, wherever he goes he is the only one on the sidewalk even when everyone is on the sidewalk he smiles at you “how are you today!” and reminds you he is from west virginia he cooks corn on the cob in a too-small kitchen and stops after one beer most of the time he’s the neighbor of neighbors and he’s the trumpeter of trumpeters if you’re listening and he might be alone but you’d never know it he'd offer his couch, an ear a cup of sugar if you should ever need a trumpeter
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 6:40 PM UTC
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