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Wall Flower

Brick dust tumbles with last reach for light, choked leaves gasping for air. Cigarette ends and spiders come and go like traffic on the road. Rain drips along upright canals of grout slurped by parched roots. Crinkled buds like baby’s hands, drenched, unfold.
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Jan 5, 2013
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