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I've lived in all times but these. Going uncharted, through lands i've only heard of in pubs The crossing is a hop over a low wall and into brambles Where I'm from, the sea never allowed for fruit and flowers There was only the blast, rolling off the water The air here is patient. The people here are patient They've never been on borrowed time. Boredom belongs to them And it's hard to recognise their joy This, a balm, to a girl who knows happiness in others, only as the white-eyed, frothing panic of consumption. I am in a different land They tell the time much as we do, But it counts for less
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Nov 2, 2016
Nov 2, 2016 at 6:11 AM UTC
Floor to Ceiling Mirror
I've lived in all times but these. Going uncharted, through lands i've only heard of in pubs The crossing is a hop over a low wall and into brambles Where I'm from, the sea never allowed for fruit and flowers There was only the blast, rolling off the water The air here is patient. The people here are patient They've never been on borrowed time. Boredom belongs to them And it's hard to recognise their joy This, a balm, to a girl who knows happiness in others, only as the white-eyed, frothing panic of consumption. I am in a different land They tell the time much as we do, But it counts for less
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Nov 2, 2016
Nov 2, 2016 at 6:11 AM UTC
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