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by wordsalwayshurt

I did not know the men from far. each holding a clear mask as I was driven down the now common road. I knew the habits of souls like these. impairing the land. blameless in its lushness, these boys, I learn now, were hired to consume. properly; with all items & inhabitance spawned in desolation, there are no mistakes made. there could never be flared tempers, or indignant stares, whispers of mutiny or treason. & a lack of profits are concepts hoarded by other lands. their tasks became habits & tolerance replaces my strength as an infection settled. one stretching my jaw, piercing my tongue & erecting fences inside my skull. I learned to love the sloth & loathe my confidence. quickly beauty sets & confusion fades. the road held nothing as did the scars, laid down by special souls ages or seconds ago.
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Dec 29, 2012
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