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Jul 2015
I like to think myself akin to the fevered nightingale, fallen from tree, in every way the same, from broken wing to broken beak. As I lay dying, I bellow out a sullen shrill, let the darkness carry as it will. Does the night know that it is my only light?
Max Alvarez
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Max Alvarez  Dallas
(Dallas)   
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