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The rain was dully falling and the cats were hidden Under high rimmed cars with the lights turned off His Mother was out calling when the lightening struck And his charred body scars were stains on the new road They sat inside and watched furor in the streets; mourning With the television on real low eyes fixed on smoking remains Street cleaners came and washed adolescent flesh from the street Ajar window ******* put on a show there's a certain perversity to death
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 1:24 PM UTC
A Simple Vignette From A Street In A Small Town In England When The Sun Was Sleeping And A Storm Was Happening
The rain was dully falling and the cats were hidden Under high rimmed cars with the lights turned off His Mother was out calling when the lightening struck And his charred body scars were stains on the new road They sat inside and watched furor in the streets; mourning With the television on real low eyes fixed on smoking remains Street cleaners came and washed adolescent flesh from the street Ajar window ******* put on a show there's a certain perversity to death
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 1:24 PM UTC
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