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Somewhere underneath the rubble a century old soul lies. Hammers pound, wood-chippers whir. A chaotic landfill of past, present, and future. Welcome to my mind. The signs prohibit visitors and many don't realize the rusted metal warnings are only guises. With palms aching and restless feet, you crawl over the shattered sky to find me. Here, we can pretend to care about life's many quandries together. Dig underneath the limestone with me, take off your coat and stay a while.
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 8:35 PM UTC
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Somewhere underneath the rubble a century old soul lies. Hammers pound, wood-chippers whir. A chaotic landfill of past, present, and future. Welcome to my mind. The signs prohibit visitors and many don't realize the rusted metal warnings are only guises. With palms aching and restless feet, you crawl over the shattered sky to find me. Here, we can pretend to care about life's many quandries together. Dig underneath the limestone with me, take off your coat and stay a while.
It's the greatest joy when you can find someone who wonders the same way as you.
abaigeal-skye
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 8:35 PM UTC
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