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Street Freak

by @peter-christian-ness

You know them. Those twisted facese you pass in jeering wonder. Speckless shoes that step over the ugliness with the grace of a gazelle, ignorant to the trash that floats freely.      "Everything is okay," you might say, but you have to keep your head up high, you chin reaching to the sky evading the lie of this swinish reality. Wading through the garbage, a life spent in such a curious denial of this rancid year of our lord.      Something slides along the pavement outside. Wailing and blaring, up and down the street, probably in response to some heinous crime. Response unit useless caller, niner STOP Too much blood STOP "Personally, sir, I think that in this world, the only crime–the only real crime–is the crime of getting caught, over..."FULL STOP
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Norwegian
Published
Oct 4, 2014
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