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Room

The afternoon light filters in through the shutters, that look out towards the quiet cul-de-sac; festooned with houses and quiet green lawns. My room's walls are licked with yellow slashes and lattices. Evening smooths the afternoon into darkness with its brittle fingers and those yellow slashes are interchanged with a diffusion of white neon from the buzzing streetlamps. Oh how noisily they buzz next to the flowerbeds! And people fold their lawn chairs and go into their warmly lit houses and house pets roam blackened curbs amongst the hedge delineations between homes and old clocks wind down throughout the houses in cul-de-sac laced with bitumen and broken glass.
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roland-dulwich
Australian
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Dec 2, 2011
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