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The Boy from Brixton

by barry-pietrantonio

There was a fire yesterday, it spread across the airwaves. From nation to nation, pain and grief, for the boy from Brixton left us here. Heartbreak ravaged the lovers and friends, for the boys time had come to an end. An immortal in many of our eyes, reality burned us as we cried. Till night fell and the streets flooded, flames smothered and flowers budded, under the stars he adored for years, people sang and danced and cheered. For the boy from Brixton left his mark, and then retreated to those stars, leaving us with his songs and scenes, his fashion, his love and everything between. A lad insane with a powerful passion, in touch with sound and all his visions, on course for a final collision, with his home amongst the stars.
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barry-pietrantonio
30 / M / American
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Written by
barry-pietrantonio
30 / M / American
Published
Jan 13, 2016
Time
2m
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