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People watching at the Louvre

Like a swarm they squeeze frantically, armed with proof slung around their throats, pushing forward they point and grab, not stopping to think of that dying slave. But look at you all, like pigeons to the crumb.
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Written by
frank-1
Irish
Published
Nov 20, 2011
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The dying slave is a reference to a Michelangelo sculpture portraying a man seemingly abandoning life.

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