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The astral bowl was full of green smoke, the tin roof, the fairy-light canopy; two friends suffered in greed. The backwater shed, a monument of beer cans blow listless on the lawn. One says, "I have not given up on my dreams I have grown tired of sleeping through them." The other, an insomniac, glistens: "Merrily, Merrily, merrily, merrily..." The television was on mute. A flag assembles from the garments retrieved at the end of the war. A red-eyed stare as they lament the dried rivers in the carpet. One says, "There are eyes on me all the time so I drink myself blind after work." The other, a pessimist, decrees: "you drink to steel yourself for the cliff-face- no idea where you are going." The sky was granite as they ****** outside. One turns to the other and says: "I try to live an honest life but it always feels like a lie." The other, still ******* replies: "we keep our secrets close to our person. Now please - tuck yours back inside."
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Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 8:40 PM UTC
Stoners in a Shed
The astral bowl was full of green smoke, the tin roof, the fairy-light canopy; two friends suffered in greed. The backwater shed, a monument of beer cans blow listless on the lawn. One says, "I have not given up on my dreams I have grown tired of sleeping through them." The other, an insomniac, glistens: "Merrily, Merrily, merrily, merrily..." The television was on mute. A flag assembles from the garments retrieved at the end of the war. A red-eyed stare as they lament the dried rivers in the carpet. One says, "There are eyes on me all the time so I drink myself blind after work." The other, a pessimist, decrees: "you drink to steel yourself for the cliff-face- no idea where you are going." The sky was granite as they ****** outside. One turns to the other and says: "I try to live an honest life but it always feels like a lie." The other, still ******* replies: "we keep our secrets close to our person. Now please - tuck yours back inside."
Edward-Coles
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26/M/English
Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 8:40 PM UTC
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