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A man of this life knows his story too well, he walks the streets leg one leg two at just the right speed: moving at a glide because it's gray outside, the frozen tide of the open cut concrete is hard underneath the soles of his worn shoes, they hold a pair of dart like feet that walk through the jagged edges and changing pathways, talking in tongues about lurid destinies of lacking destination, a babbling that never reaches an ending, the two are crooked and bleeding but they always keep through this crowded street that the man in the palm of his right hand has learned to hold a “hello” for, stretching far from his arm it is quiet and scared, so often invisible but hoping, not hopeful, that someone will see beneath its creased, mistrusting, bare naked and often mistaken surface, but with it is a perfect fist strapped like a puppet to this tacit brother in the man's left pocket, fingerless and mastered to smash into bits what may be caught by the other cupped misfit, whether friend or enemy they are always mistaken, so the beating makes them scream in victory, horrendously and harmoniously sprayed in the liquids leaving Whatever's seam, “whatever” they seem, thoughtless of the backlash only meant for the brain, it solely knows and takes the blame for the horrid red stain, trying to love when the brother habitually frames the other into maiming another who is all alone DON'T! it wants to re-aim the darts that leave on pavement straight for misleading paths WAIT! It planned to create a noose for the unstable connections between those lost A's and the angry B and that fretful C but ANY! Thing can happen, and ANY! thing will, ANY! One would really help, and now there's not much LONGER! Till you truly understand, The very end is very close for that man - he is ******
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 5:59 PM UTC
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A man of this life knows his story too well, he walks the streets leg one leg two at just the right speed: moving at a glide because it's gray outside, the frozen tide of the open cut concrete is hard underneath the soles of his worn shoes, they hold a pair of dart like feet that walk through the jagged edges and changing pathways, talking in tongues about lurid destinies of lacking destination, a babbling that never reaches an ending, the two are crooked and bleeding but they always keep through this crowded street that the man in the palm of his right hand has learned to hold a “hello” for, stretching far from his arm it is quiet and scared, so often invisible but hoping, not hopeful, that someone will see beneath its creased, mistrusting, bare naked and often mistaken surface, but with it is a perfect fist strapped like a puppet to this tacit brother in the man's left pocket, fingerless and mastered to smash into bits what may be caught by the other cupped misfit, whether friend or enemy they are always mistaken, so the beating makes them scream in victory, horrendously and harmoniously sprayed in the liquids leaving Whatever's seam, “whatever” they seem, thoughtless of the backlash only meant for the brain, it solely knows and takes the blame for the horrid red stain, trying to love when the brother habitually frames the other into maiming another who is all alone DON'T! it wants to re-aim the darts that leave on pavement straight for misleading paths WAIT! It planned to create a noose for the unstable connections between those lost A's and the angry B and that fretful C but ANY! Thing can happen, and ANY! thing will, ANY! One would really help, and now there's not much LONGER! Till you truly understand, The very end is very close for that man - he is ******
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 5:59 PM UTC
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