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I have come through the wildfires and abject poverty. The sardine days filled with ghoulish women and cowardly men. Now, I have four walls, and a table to write at. I've decorated my castle: pictures and tapestries, a raven figurine sitting on a stump by the aloe vera. I have a bookshelf from the curb; all my favorites are on it. I turned my brother onto, A Confederacy of Dunces I hear him laugh from his 4 walls. He escaped the parasitical nights and the neon souled undead. It's a great life if you don't succumb to the crowd and the slugs that just slide on through. Now, it's the simple things that bring me pleasure: house plants, coffee brewing, and the sound of my neighbor watering his grass. I think I will get a goldfish. All perfect and orange. And on the fringe, I hear that feral cat, howling in the night, without his 4 walls.
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Oct 17, 2023
Oct 17, 2023 at 3:52 PM UTC
4 Walls
I have come through the wildfires and abject poverty. The sardine days filled with ghoulish women and cowardly men. Now, I have four walls, and a table to write at. I've decorated my castle: pictures and tapestries, a raven figurine sitting on a stump by the aloe vera. I have a bookshelf from the curb; all my favorites are on it. I turned my brother onto, A Confederacy of Dunces I hear him laugh from his 4 walls. He escaped the parasitical nights and the neon souled undead. It's a great life if you don't succumb to the crowd and the slugs that just slide on through. Now, it's the simple things that bring me pleasure: house plants, coffee brewing, and the sound of my neighbor watering his grass. I think I will get a goldfish. All perfect and orange. And on the fringe, I hear that feral cat, howling in the night, without his 4 walls.
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Oct 17, 2023
Oct 17, 2023 at 3:52 PM UTC
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