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sun stayed close today I thrive on the first day of the year I can wear shorts outside though it came a bit early this year & I won't cross my fingers for it to stay the front porch step offers little else than the neighbor trash-talking on the other neighbors everywhere I go at least one more person has lost the power to love I should start making fliers spread a little hope but I'm no good with promises & the cigarette butts she flicks on my lawn make me love her a lot less too these apartments are non-smoking none of us follow the rules here I let the sun bake my bare legs a bit more the babe is trying to eat dead leaves I wonder where you really are & when you're coming home
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Jan 31, 2012
Jan 31, 2012 at 8:41 PM UTC
.mid-afternoon on a cement step.
sun stayed close today I thrive on the first day of the year I can wear shorts outside though it came a bit early this year & I won't cross my fingers for it to stay the front porch step offers little else than the neighbor trash-talking on the other neighbors everywhere I go at least one more person has lost the power to love I should start making fliers spread a little hope but I'm no good with promises & the cigarette butts she flicks on my lawn make me love her a lot less too these apartments are non-smoking none of us follow the rules here I let the sun bake my bare legs a bit more the babe is trying to eat dead leaves I wonder where you really are & when you're coming home
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Jan 31, 2012
Jan 31, 2012 at 8:41 PM UTC
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