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I kick the dirt with my clicking shoes to a tick-tacking racket; spreading brown specs, twelve, sixty there are. Cherries begin to wrinkle, they fall and look up to me, charring, spitting pupils and uneven irises of nothingness. I counted each click t'were three-hundred-and-sixty; it took me a day to jump and switch sides. I saw long and thin lines, odd and utterly mirroring drawings; t'was today's midday that someone had finally died.
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Dec 23, 2019
Dec 23, 2019 at 4:52 AM UTC
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I kick the dirt with my clicking shoes to a tick-tacking racket; spreading brown specs, twelve, sixty there are. Cherries begin to wrinkle, they fall and look up to me, charring, spitting pupils and uneven irises of nothingness. I counted each click t'were three-hundred-and-sixty; it took me a day to jump and switch sides. I saw long and thin lines, odd and utterly mirroring drawings; t'was today's midday that someone had finally died.
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Dec 23, 2019
Dec 23, 2019 at 4:52 AM UTC
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