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Aluminum

Cold cylinder cradled back and forth, Bubbles occasionally rise for release. Sipping silently questioning my feet And how they feel on hard concrete. What I found was what I thought I knew... I knew nothing of the sort. Then and now I'd move my mouth; Motions all at once violent and hollow.
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allan-e-bartlett
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Sep 8, 2010
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