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****** city lamps dreams deferred, dissolved bloodied and blurred—a mess of twinkle, small from on high hill. Brooklyn, heathens still wrapped in the sacred vestments, bought from the surplus stores of faith. Blowing unceremonious smoke from their windows, they refract so many distant, hope-stained glints. Ten thousand single-serve trinities in every squint run molten. Together, then apart. Blink one, blink many. The lamps of the city ***** my eyes.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
I did not write this poem: Brooklyn
****** city lamps dreams deferred, dissolved bloodied and blurred—a mess of twinkle, small from on high hill. Brooklyn, heathens still wrapped in the sacred vestments, bought from the surplus stores of faith. Blowing unceremonious smoke from their windows, they refract so many distant, hope-stained glints. Ten thousand single-serve trinities in every squint run molten. Together, then apart. Blink one, blink many. The lamps of the city ***** my eyes.
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
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