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walk home in D minor

it's a long walk home with the sidewalk becoming headphones footsteps keep the beat, the bass of your breath is baritone the memories of the street call out in a chorus of overtones you finally feel at home as you become a walking metronome you're a movement or overture crescendo in reverse composure a serenade that plays over common resolution, different closure the repeating beats are deafening the rising tempo is chasing me the rhythm is catastrophe and this is my symphony i made with the streets
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Written by
saskwatzch-andor-jared
American
Published
Nov 26, 2012
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