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June Storms

by kalani-nicolle

The school bus window framed a weary shoulder and a pensive eye, All lit up by highway headlights. It glistened a good extra through the rain. He wore Sunday best on a Friday night, surrounded by people who pushed his name through their mouths like loose change through a parking meter. He went upstairs with no one, But for some reason it was harder to open the doors.
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Aug 24, 2014
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scenes from the passenger seat

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