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midnight ride

by robert-brunner

Thanks don’t buy bread Sorry ain’t going to get me high. Let my friends alone you want Me off your sidewalk. My heart is black as your espresso. I want to rise above the Metro’s airflow. You can eat your ticket to a business class. I need a soak The river doesn’t need oil from your pleasure boat. Hell might be Colder than my butt on the ground this winter. Wrap Yourself in velvet inside the walnut coffin. It might smooth the bumps along the asphalt heading to the cemetery.
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