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Average suburban kids

Clock arms ***** upward

while the sleepers lie in their beds

thoroughly wet dreams

soak the ***** thoughts in their heads

Mothers obsessed with 7:00 am alarms

rush their ***** teenagers to designated stops

while a rising yolk shines bright

in eyes of sleepy pupils who wait for

a ******* on wheels

to shuttle them to institutions

addicted to #2 pencils

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May 1, 2016
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#teenager#school#morning#suburban
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