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the lackadaisical nomad

there's a man across the street, walking real casually past the coffee shops and consignment stores, hands stuffed in the pockets of his black track jacket, and he's whistling. i watch him from the other side, this lackadaisical nomad, all sunshine and songbirds. he's whistling his persona in this transient fiction, past his rippling reflections in the shop windows, all the while believing them to be shifting images in god's great eye-- just one more happy creation.
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cole-atkinson
American
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Apr 10, 2011
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