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My bones are rusted, leaky pipes in that back alley on Howard street where my windows eye twenty-somethings shootin' the breeze over whatever issue glides through their mind at the time, cutting their own kite strings with scissor-sharp fingernails they unwind, conjoining over joints, the fun times. Where'd my friends go? I feel heavy-headed, elbows sore from resting my cinder block chin on them for hours, watching these hooligans in tye-dye rags flutter down the gutters of King street like circus clowns. And cirrus clouds wander through and over Boone while I hunker, disregarding the news, the **** protesters arrested by the blues and I can't help but hum along with a gold finch perched on a rhododendron growing by my side wall where some graffiti artist sprays the word “Exist.”
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 6:59 PM UTC
Abandoned Body Shop
My bones are rusted, leaky pipes in that back alley on Howard street where my windows eye twenty-somethings shootin' the breeze over whatever issue glides through their mind at the time, cutting their own kite strings with scissor-sharp fingernails they unwind, conjoining over joints, the fun times. Where'd my friends go? I feel heavy-headed, elbows sore from resting my cinder block chin on them for hours, watching these hooligans in tye-dye rags flutter down the gutters of King street like circus clowns. And cirrus clouds wander through and over Boone while I hunker, disregarding the news, the **** protesters arrested by the blues and I can't help but hum along with a gold finch perched on a rhododendron growing by my side wall where some graffiti artist sprays the word “Exist.”
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 6:59 PM UTC
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