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Pushkin's Dustbin (The Honourable Ones Are Crying)

by @reece

It was a dissonant melody that made the lonesome mole weep from his blind eyes and there were mascara stains on the face of a pensive prostitute, lady in the streetlights When the orchestral waves wound up at the shores of a sandblasted city the denizens were too afraid to speak out against tyranny, and they died Wistful wonderment in the souls of the children as they walk hand in hand and experience the crumbling of wonton rocks in the skies of their homeland A celestial boom, droning on the streets, and the women are beat Are you outraged yet?
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May 13, 2013
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