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It's never ending, The drains overflow, Cars bathe pedestrians Who are already drenched. There's a cool breeze Blowing in this city of wind. It would be perfect, If I didn't live in the city. Take me to the moors Where the grouse nest And the choughs graze. To the sea of heather. The smell of wet earth, Pummeled by car exhausts Poisons the streets and Like me, the trees try to escape. I could wander the moors Till I reach the cliffs Where the salt of the Atlantic Makes love to the gorse. The shelter given By a rotting house Cannot be compared. I would rather roam the moors.
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May 7, 2011
May 7, 2011 at 12:38 AM UTC
To the moors.
It's never ending, The drains overflow, Cars bathe pedestrians Who are already drenched. There's a cool breeze Blowing in this city of wind. It would be perfect, If I didn't live in the city. Take me to the moors Where the grouse nest And the choughs graze. To the sea of heather. The smell of wet earth, Pummeled by car exhausts Poisons the streets and Like me, the trees try to escape. I could wander the moors Till I reach the cliffs Where the salt of the Atlantic Makes love to the gorse. The shelter given By a rotting house Cannot be compared. I would rather roam the moors.
cinnam-muscat
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May 7, 2011
May 7, 2011 at 12:38 AM UTC
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