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Tinder

A cigarette is pathetic tinder For lighting a revolution In a house were curtains are drawn Against all outside movement And trinkets of an affair Are cast away with casualty Or slipped between the pages Of books no one will read- Dense things With a sense of malice Scratched into their surfaces, Un-dyed by the sun
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jessica-thompson
American
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Apr 8, 2013
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