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you stopped visiting the ocean after your brother died so we drove inland, instead, that day and found the pit of old bunkers left to decay         from a more actively                                   apocalyptic age and, inside, the       eschewal vision of                                       tinned food,                                                            concrete pillars,    liquid flesh warm comfort in disintegration,     emerald concavities that lace the sky we considered stealing some **** but just drove on back instead,   leave history to history if you stack the boxes, there will be more space, you-    yeah, just like that.     the chairs have no back, sorry, so you'll have to be careful. sorry, i just have to deal with,   yeah, the drain pipes broke again,    it now decants into the living room, all   dammed up with paper mache and static so uh    make yourself some tea if you have to    -ah, no, sorry, i didn't mean to be curt it's just, there's no time     but stay, anyway, please it gets lonely at night                   all boarded windows and                                                      old casements till in the end you're just               embracing a                                damp ****** guilt just to pass the time            with a forgiveness complex do you think you'd do it? they make you wear their shirt, and take a photo, but they give a free ice-cream at the end. i mean, it doesn't cost you anything,                          nothing palpable, anyway remember that time we drove inland?    and found that petrified forest,                         buried in basalt and pumice? we walked among treetops, near the old crater lake     and                          skipped stones
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 7:09 AM UTC
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you stopped visiting the ocean after your brother died so we drove inland, instead, that day and found the pit of old bunkers left to decay         from a more actively                                   apocalyptic age and, inside, the       eschewal vision of                                       tinned food,                                                            concrete pillars,    liquid flesh warm comfort in disintegration,     emerald concavities that lace the sky we considered stealing some **** but just drove on back instead,   leave history to history if you stack the boxes, there will be more space, you-    yeah, just like that.     the chairs have no back, sorry, so you'll have to be careful. sorry, i just have to deal with,   yeah, the drain pipes broke again,    it now decants into the living room, all   dammed up with paper mache and static so uh    make yourself some tea if you have to    -ah, no, sorry, i didn't mean to be curt it's just, there's no time     but stay, anyway, please it gets lonely at night                   all boarded windows and                                                      old casements till in the end you're just               embracing a                                damp ****** guilt just to pass the time            with a forgiveness complex do you think you'd do it? they make you wear their shirt, and take a photo, but they give a free ice-cream at the end. i mean, it doesn't cost you anything,                          nothing palpable, anyway remember that time we drove inland?    and found that petrified forest,                         buried in basalt and pumice? we walked among treetops, near the old crater lake     and                          skipped stones
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 7:09 AM UTC
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