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All These Pennies In Your Pocket

by @reece

The masks all burned by the chipped paint backdoor Pick her up from the floor where the rug is a solace She'll never be as old as the men she loves Where she goes to secret clubs in order to find love the black dress torn And they all stood motionless on the bridge on the river Feeling the world move below them (and the turquoise fish glimmer, sun streaked, reflective beauty) as some wild cosmic dance spins onwards in the blackness of something or nothing Where are your moonlight serenades now or when do your flowers run dry and how did you survive on these streets as all these monsters pass by?
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Nov 4, 2014
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