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For each and every other, There's something to be said. There’s something to be said for – The security guards With coke nails. There something to be said for – The alcoholics That moonlight as bartenders. There’s something to be said for – The huddled mother, Cradled child and cusped copper. There’s something to said for – The recluse with word, Broken atop a glass of wine. For each and every other, There’s something to be said, But one knows not another word.
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 8:39 PM UTC
The "Other"
For each and every other, There's something to be said. There’s something to be said for – The security guards With coke nails. There something to be said for – The alcoholics That moonlight as bartenders. There’s something to be said for – The huddled mother, Cradled child and cusped copper. There’s something to said for – The recluse with word, Broken atop a glass of wine. For each and every other, There’s something to be said, But one knows not another word.
This is what I see when I walk down the street, "bop-bop-bah-do-bop!"
liam-c-calhoun
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 8:39 PM UTC
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