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driving past red calming hues of blues and greens nature's imitator, bleakly, but resilient if I were the ant I would step on me, too often I am, but disguised cracks in the sidewalk are cracks in my exterior I paint myself thin upon tree branches I drip - drip with gravity's whim blurry-eyed and sleep-deprived glutton for existing as such in my hands, crumbled, dry leaves relish in the ending of acts misguided attempts at steeping leaves harvested during new moon tranquility is unreached at current times I am always sure to remind what's forgotten
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 9:39 PM UTC
Nuance
driving past red calming hues of blues and greens nature's imitator, bleakly, but resilient if I were the ant I would step on me, too often I am, but disguised cracks in the sidewalk are cracks in my exterior I paint myself thin upon tree branches I drip - drip with gravity's whim blurry-eyed and sleep-deprived glutton for existing as such in my hands, crumbled, dry leaves relish in the ending of acts misguided attempts at steeping leaves harvested during new moon tranquility is unreached at current times I am always sure to remind what's forgotten
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 9:39 PM UTC
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