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To be in New York at the hour of your resolve would be to contribute a tear with a titan whom realized your misery, and revelations. To see your reflection in every mourner; A kaleidoscope of what the head could not surmise. The downtrodder's voice speaking out once more, for us. Smirking, and rushing through the streets; The pallbearer of your own passage. The gutters have lost their rat-king. The utterance lost their laureate, and I have lost a friend, to which, our existence was never known.
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 7:20 PM UTC
For The Animal.
To be in New York at the hour of your resolve would be to contribute a tear with a titan whom realized your misery, and revelations. To see your reflection in every mourner; A kaleidoscope of what the head could not surmise. The downtrodder's voice speaking out once more, for us. Smirking, and rushing through the streets; The pallbearer of your own passage. The gutters have lost their rat-king. The utterance lost their laureate, and I have lost a friend, to which, our existence was never known.
To you, Lou.
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 7:20 PM UTC
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