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the places you'll go.

by @moonwalker

in the moment, it's like a motel bedroom with no furnishings, a blanketed inexistence, like backroom deals, hands shake, exchanges made, players in a game that you'd think no one ever played. in that moment, it was a garage with trash filled floors, crusted couches, a blanket and maybe a thrill, memories fade, so they say, but who's to blame when some memories decide to stay?
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distances that may never be traveled again.

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