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Too little, The rabbit, Bukowski, counted, scheduled, realized that the clock is unkind and fate unkinder, In college I went home regularly but the work week doesn't have winter or summer break, and this town isn't home yet but it's the closest thing to it, Nights like this I smoke cigarettes on my porch, think about what being a good son is, think about the nights I didn't show up for dinner when my dad got home from his forty hour weeks, but it's all the times I was there that bother me the most.
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
Fathers Will Always Be Fathers
Too little, The rabbit, Bukowski, counted, scheduled, realized that the clock is unkind and fate unkinder, In college I went home regularly but the work week doesn't have winter or summer break, and this town isn't home yet but it's the closest thing to it, Nights like this I smoke cigarettes on my porch, think about what being a good son is, think about the nights I didn't show up for dinner when my dad got home from his forty hour weeks, but it's all the times I was there that bother me the most.
bryan-grissom
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Apr 22, 2015
Apr 22, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
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