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Squawks of terror from mother and child, a scene never making Hitchcock's final cut. Competing gulls flap, swoop, kamikazi dive bomb for fallen fried clams. Boardwalkers smeared in cocktail sauce and blue cotton candy sweet and sticky. Shrills sounding, "kitta-wa-aaakee, kitta-wa-aaakee" as wings slap in spun sugary goo. She is tarred and feathered. Gull down! Gull down! Weekend warriors in Atlantic City never saw it coming. The sea wind whips westward and ocean regurgitates all matter of gunk. Tampons, syringes, punctured floaties in shapes of ducks and dragons, it is ever there in the gleaming reflection of casinos, for homeless veterans to scavenge upon. Even wounded gulls eat better.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 7:49 AM UTC
On Eastern Seafront
Squawks of terror from mother and child, a scene never making Hitchcock's final cut. Competing gulls flap, swoop, kamikazi dive bomb for fallen fried clams. Boardwalkers smeared in cocktail sauce and blue cotton candy sweet and sticky. Shrills sounding, "kitta-wa-aaakee, kitta-wa-aaakee" as wings slap in spun sugary goo. She is tarred and feathered. Gull down! Gull down! Weekend warriors in Atlantic City never saw it coming. The sea wind whips westward and ocean regurgitates all matter of gunk. Tampons, syringes, punctured floaties in shapes of ducks and dragons, it is ever there in the gleaming reflection of casinos, for homeless veterans to scavenge upon. Even wounded gulls eat better.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 7:49 AM UTC
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