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42nd St. (1933)

by PoetRy

"It must have been hard for your mother, not having any children." Ann Lowell. You have to admire these people, so ready to love the worst in themselves. Remember when we were all legs, all pomade, all grayscale and bright, when our joy was only getting bigger? Yeah, me neither and I think I prefer being bored with our color. It's a nice place to spend the afternoon though. It's beginning to be a habit with me.
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