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i stand, rotting a small wooden structure in a large city barren and empty one window, a single pane of glass surrounded by skyscrapers tall and terrifying yet they too, they too are rotting windows smashed, cavernous corridors tainted by crude slogans, abused. my small frame is fragile, a foundation that is questionable, my walls are depending on these skyscrapers willing them to stay tall and terrifying yet they are crumbling at the edges, the debris beginning to become almost too heavy on my roof.
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Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 6:29 PM UTC
my friends are skyscrapers
i stand, rotting a small wooden structure in a large city barren and empty one window, a single pane of glass surrounded by skyscrapers tall and terrifying yet they too, they too are rotting windows smashed, cavernous corridors tainted by crude slogans, abused. my small frame is fragile, a foundation that is questionable, my walls are depending on these skyscrapers willing them to stay tall and terrifying yet they are crumbling at the edges, the debris beginning to become almost too heavy on my roof.
an ode to my friends and the people surrounding me. everyone is not always as they seem
Marion
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20/F/Ireland
Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 6:29 PM UTC
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