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suicidal wind

He is watching the cabs gripping A two dollar and fifty cent sandwich in the trembling wind It is hard to digest suicide in little bites the air is thinly sliced on window panes dripping with snowfall and fresh electricity young ice on the nervous water retreating to frosted mudcracks the streets are ******* up shadows on the mute cement
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Jul 21, 2013
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