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What's to be said of two raindrops who, in a gust of wind, form together as one- only to be torn apart by an impending smash on new earth? To ride the concrete that rejects them concentrated by gravity stomped upon by careless feet who carry heads with no notion of the anguish they cause. What's to be said of a world faced by an impending smash? crumbling under each shattered drop, countless partings of the earth under each pounding foot, the roots of earthling ignorance. A world that's forced to carry endless heads with no notion of the anguish they cause.
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Feb 15, 2012
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