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Someday we will get up from this mess of stirred blankets and soiled laundry living on piles of boxes and untouched documents old unworn garments hanging on the curtain rod The stench of manure and the old man’s unkept bags carried over last night’s binge and false beliefs with evidence of old computer notes to pretend he’s making money will someday be a memory Baking tools and sundresses will finally make it on today’s to do lists black circles will not be hidden because we were not made to be pulled apart like dolls When the time comes birds and the sound of leaves falling, the loud bang of the overripe fruit atop our heads echoing through the roof like the sound of nature telling us We are not frail for walking on steel bridges bare foot waiting for rain to fall like dancing Strongly the grip of the earth and winds churning about this house led us to these sights we cannot ignore to leave this place to start new maps with bare hands
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Jan 25, 2019
Jan 25, 2019 at 2:30 PM UTC
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Someday we will get up from this mess of stirred blankets and soiled laundry living on piles of boxes and untouched documents old unworn garments hanging on the curtain rod The stench of manure and the old man’s unkept bags carried over last night’s binge and false beliefs with evidence of old computer notes to pretend he’s making money will someday be a memory Baking tools and sundresses will finally make it on today’s to do lists black circles will not be hidden because we were not made to be pulled apart like dolls When the time comes birds and the sound of leaves falling, the loud bang of the overripe fruit atop our heads echoing through the roof like the sound of nature telling us We are not frail for walking on steel bridges bare foot waiting for rain to fall like dancing Strongly the grip of the earth and winds churning about this house led us to these sights we cannot ignore to leave this place to start new maps with bare hands
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Jan 25, 2019
Jan 25, 2019 at 2:30 PM UTC
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