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Racing down the corridor past doors with numbers I don't see, past people who would rather be anywhere else than in the hall with me. These sweating faces, dripping hands, fingers filed with golden bands in jewellers drawers, down and in more corridors where faded pictures ***** their looks, past the racks of dusty books which no one reads, more beads of sweat I'll get there yet or in the evermore and another corridor. Who makes these things? who brings the corridors to entertain me and the ****** The pictures look at me with eyes, I once mistook as being full of piety but devilry is braided in their frames. What names they call as I race headlong down the hall. At the end where all points lend themselves to what we would prefer I will no longer race through there, instead I shall take some air in the garden with Maud.
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 1:18 PM UTC
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Racing down the corridor past doors with numbers I don't see, past people who would rather be anywhere else than in the hall with me. These sweating faces, dripping hands, fingers filed with golden bands in jewellers drawers, down and in more corridors where faded pictures ***** their looks, past the racks of dusty books which no one reads, more beads of sweat I'll get there yet or in the evermore and another corridor. Who makes these things? who brings the corridors to entertain me and the ****** The pictures look at me with eyes, I once mistook as being full of piety but devilry is braided in their frames. What names they call as I race headlong down the hall. At the end where all points lend themselves to what we would prefer I will no longer race through there, instead I shall take some air in the garden with Maud.
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 1:18 PM UTC
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