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the engines of night labor in the distance flush with the sound of enduring all that might come flush with sounds of all those  who thrive in its endless warrens the creeping shadow waitings baited breath just at lights edge for a quick peek at another way of life but must retreat along its own mindless dream ways a victim of its fantasy of ever better tomorrow's the engines of night labor on producing a fine silt that stains the river of time with its dark mutterings and cast off malformed beasts they writhe in pain at the touch of light that speak in dead languages of mystery's that souls never harbored bring out the small boat we venture out onto the still waters mindful of the noise we incur that threatens to expose us to all prying eyes we put out our line and fish for the treasure but never having been here before we failed to think that nothing will be gained we failed to believe we could ever succeed i must soon leave this room this place of years and venture onto the sandy soil onto the thick air that strangles and hope there is something to be gained from such utter folly
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 4:29 AM UTC
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the engines of night labor in the distance flush with the sound of enduring all that might come flush with sounds of all those  who thrive in its endless warrens the creeping shadow waitings baited breath just at lights edge for a quick peek at another way of life but must retreat along its own mindless dream ways a victim of its fantasy of ever better tomorrow's the engines of night labor on producing a fine silt that stains the river of time with its dark mutterings and cast off malformed beasts they writhe in pain at the touch of light that speak in dead languages of mystery's that souls never harbored bring out the small boat we venture out onto the still waters mindful of the noise we incur that threatens to expose us to all prying eyes we put out our line and fish for the treasure but never having been here before we failed to think that nothing will be gained we failed to believe we could ever succeed i must soon leave this room this place of years and venture onto the sandy soil onto the thick air that strangles and hope there is something to be gained from such utter folly
edit: some misspellings corrected
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 4:29 AM UTC
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