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Jan 2013
There wasn't much in there, the ancient lawn mower a few other forgotten things. In came a few rotted chairs pock marked with holes, and the transformation to a palace was complete. We held court in green cloth robes all around like fairy wisps.Β WeΒ emblazoned our names upon the rusty sheet metal ," this will be here forever." I said. Forever is a cruel joke, 20 years or 2000, it makes no difference. and now in the palace where my fathers tools lay rusted and ramshackle, do I reminisce of days gone by, scrawl my name upon the wall anew. Oh my kingdom, my kingdom for that shed.
Daniel Sandoval
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Daniel Sandoval  Dallas, TX
(Dallas, TX)   
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   Rand J Bennett
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