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On a Sunday evening right inside Cartwheel Theatre the crowds somehow ignored the curtains as their spectaculars turned into their favorite pair of googly eyes They set sight and aimed towards a rather refined looking gentleman with a marble pebble tie Ah! Adonis! Then crowds were astonished! The audience suddenly collapsed into a bore as their actor had a lead role of having a smile like open doors towards thick fields and bushels of grains and having a long right arm of direction pointing towards the lazy boys and reclining girls Ah! Adonis! Whatever happened to the curtains?! "this is a repetitive act!" "I've heard of this before!" "why are the old acts better than this week's?" "predictable!" Adonis noticing all eyes aimed at his cheek bones sang; "it is not I! I pity you who lost their recognition to the real show paid all your life to take a peek at a rather fragile fellow pale as I am, I beseech you; go beyond this curtains and forever stand in awe!"
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 11:19 AM UTC
An usher named Adonis
On a Sunday evening right inside Cartwheel Theatre the crowds somehow ignored the curtains as their spectaculars turned into their favorite pair of googly eyes They set sight and aimed towards a rather refined looking gentleman with a marble pebble tie Ah! Adonis! Then crowds were astonished! The audience suddenly collapsed into a bore as their actor had a lead role of having a smile like open doors towards thick fields and bushels of grains and having a long right arm of direction pointing towards the lazy boys and reclining girls Ah! Adonis! Whatever happened to the curtains?! "this is a repetitive act!" "I've heard of this before!" "why are the old acts better than this week's?" "predictable!" Adonis noticing all eyes aimed at his cheek bones sang; "it is not I! I pity you who lost their recognition to the real show paid all your life to take a peek at a rather fragile fellow pale as I am, I beseech you; go beyond this curtains and forever stand in awe!"
Written for 'Or Are We?' with co-founder James David Pedida.
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 11:19 AM UTC
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