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See-through houses,    abandoned, on the high plains. Lonely vestiges of failed dreams... Roses gone wild, and in the Spring daffodils to say "We lived here    once." The hardships were too much. Mule and plow    and man could not fight the droughts. The vast plain stretches out; now ramshackle    homesteads weather the ravages of time -- but the land will win. Dreams gone. Farmers    gone... just a blackbird in a lone tree, and daisies.
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Jun 14, 2011
Jun 14, 2011 at 10:46 AM UTC
See-Through Houses
See-through houses,    abandoned, on the high plains. Lonely vestiges of failed dreams... Roses gone wild, and in the Spring daffodils to say "We lived here    once." The hardships were too much. Mule and plow    and man could not fight the droughts. The vast plain stretches out; now ramshackle    homesteads weather the ravages of time -- but the land will win. Dreams gone. Farmers    gone... just a blackbird in a lone tree, and daisies.
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Jun 14, 2011
Jun 14, 2011 at 10:46 AM UTC
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