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I heard un-hallow crickets play mandolin in small city grass strips far from rubber-asphalt grips of cars passing in distance. Their moon-muscle remembered to move silence somewhere else, alone and terrifying, twisting itself in burning sun towers or ...something like that. Screaming, scraping wings of little creakers; are they also scared? Does he beat his wings ****** until the stringy veins of his back snap and ******* under the weight of Sun Towers? Would blades of grass ****** his open wound, reduced to whispering woes into his wake about his wonder? My solitude requires nightlights and their temporal choir.
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 12:35 AM UTC
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I heard un-hallow crickets play mandolin in small city grass strips far from rubber-asphalt grips of cars passing in distance. Their moon-muscle remembered to move silence somewhere else, alone and terrifying, twisting itself in burning sun towers or ...something like that. Screaming, scraping wings of little creakers; are they also scared? Does he beat his wings ****** until the stringy veins of his back snap and ******* under the weight of Sun Towers? Would blades of grass ****** his open wound, reduced to whispering woes into his wake about his wonder? My solitude requires nightlights and their temporal choir.
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 12:35 AM UTC
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