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Its sun-bleached pink parka Limply hung over slumped, thin shoulders Even in the summer twilight, Crinkles, stale newspapers and plastic bags Dissonance with the jarring Rattle of shopping cart wheels. Its rank malt liquor stench— Astringent ammonia sweat Runs in rancid rivulets down Decaying skin on decaying face. Pimples and pus and Meth-notched teeth. It offers a drink In exchange for change. My watch has never been more riveting.
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 1:15 AM UTC
Animal of Liberty Park (REVISION)
Its sun-bleached pink parka Limply hung over slumped, thin shoulders Even in the summer twilight, Crinkles, stale newspapers and plastic bags Dissonance with the jarring Rattle of shopping cart wheels. Its rank malt liquor stench— Astringent ammonia sweat Runs in rancid rivulets down Decaying skin on decaying face. Pimples and pus and Meth-notched teeth. It offers a drink In exchange for change. My watch has never been more riveting.
chris-smark
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 1:15 AM UTC
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