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Do you know What these eyes have seen? I'm not going out There. The bodies lie on Concrete, Surrounded by the Litter of emergency Repair. The faces of Strangers, Tormented by Their ventures out There. How can you sell The idea of Fresh air, When I've Seen it exhaled in Despair? I am not unified. Solidarity will Not protect my throat. It will not block A raging car. Or a backpack Full of nails. So, call me: Agoraphobic. I'm just Scared.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 10:36 PM UTC
The Last Fortnight
Do you know What these eyes have seen? I'm not going out There. The bodies lie on Concrete, Surrounded by the Litter of emergency Repair. The faces of Strangers, Tormented by Their ventures out There. How can you sell The idea of Fresh air, When I've Seen it exhaled in Despair? I am not unified. Solidarity will Not protect my throat. It will not block A raging car. Or a backpack Full of nails. So, call me: Agoraphobic. I'm just Scared.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 10:36 PM UTC
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