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Shaking with all the coffee wood tables, stairs, chairs- this cafe is made with the slain, with old spirits. It's too warm. Out there walk by the day-mares; toothless and alone, confused and wandering. Family in prison, army, lost. Others waltz with bulging plastic bags, adorned with beloved brand names, kissed with reciepts, blessed for ignorance "beautiful." A tiny girl across teh street with a smudge on her face smiles. I pull a thin curve, wave a little. Unto a land that no longer cares. No longer breathes.
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 11:41 AM UTC
Day-mare
Shaking with all the coffee wood tables, stairs, chairs- this cafe is made with the slain, with old spirits. It's too warm. Out there walk by the day-mares; toothless and alone, confused and wandering. Family in prison, army, lost. Others waltz with bulging plastic bags, adorned with beloved brand names, kissed with reciepts, blessed for ignorance "beautiful." A tiny girl across teh street with a smudge on her face smiles. I pull a thin curve, wave a little. Unto a land that no longer cares. No longer breathes.
looking out that long window at the street.
h-w-erellson
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 11:41 AM UTC
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