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Dear Seattle

Dear Seattle,

I hate you

You and your tall buildings made of steel and glass

Your *** ridden streets

And alleyways that smell of **** and *****

 

You, Seattle, the melting *** of Washington State

With your ****** foreign old men

Who reek of beer and cigarettes

Who think they’ve still got it “going on”

 

**** you, Seattle

And your passive aggressive ways

**** you and your parks littered with alcoholics and heroin-addicts

Forget your clubs and pubs

Your romantic cowboys

Enlightened hippies

And your dreamy emo kids

 

Dear Seattle,

I will not miss you

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Written by
khrystina-lee-meers
American
Published
Aug 22, 2010
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From: Talk Dirty/Breathe Easy

© Khrystina-Lee 2010

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