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A grey can under greyer skies Who knew an inanimate object could cry Huckey pucks and baseball bats dented These miserable hurt feelings cemented Deep inside something with barely a friend A broken typewriter at its end A radio that couldn't mend Yet their love they still send Even as the tires screech by weekly Metal on metal screaming yet so weakly As the object itself is garbage Thrown across a forgotten bridge A tin man broken Over lost and loved tokens They called it trash But now his true heart's ash Who knew an inanimate object could cry A grey can under even greyer skies.
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
trash poem 'bout a trash can
A grey can under greyer skies Who knew an inanimate object could cry Huckey pucks and baseball bats dented These miserable hurt feelings cemented Deep inside something with barely a friend A broken typewriter at its end A radio that couldn't mend Yet their love they still send Even as the tires screech by weekly Metal on metal screaming yet so weakly As the object itself is garbage Thrown across a forgotten bridge A tin man broken Over lost and loved tokens They called it trash But now his true heart's ash Who knew an inanimate object could cry A grey can under even greyer skies.
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
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