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the evening sky returned the last star to it's assigned cartesian inclination and the night calm of barn owls sank talons of silence into modern noise the flame in the pit is having the last dream of mesquite it's reading today's newspaper from last week. relaxed reeds catching spiders and baseballs all this all this is dreaming yellow bruise hemp swaying over sand dunes backdrop for my wine glass. deadline tomorrow oblivious i could see god getting the job done. wearing house shoes. he's bumping into things but catching anything that falls always always been good at that however weary absolute Love bottle of wine, breathing won't tell a soul by telegraph when a light buzz perfectly encrypts a moment of clarity and every little thing about right now is true wild sage landing helicopters with glass blades black smearing blue, jackson ******* with van gogh's soul, brush in the palm of my eye
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Feb 27, 2012
Feb 27, 2012 at 6:56 PM UTC
THE FINE STRUCTURE OF BLUE CORN IN A BURLAP SACK
the evening sky returned the last star to it's assigned cartesian inclination and the night calm of barn owls sank talons of silence into modern noise the flame in the pit is having the last dream of mesquite it's reading today's newspaper from last week. relaxed reeds catching spiders and baseballs all this all this is dreaming yellow bruise hemp swaying over sand dunes backdrop for my wine glass. deadline tomorrow oblivious i could see god getting the job done. wearing house shoes. he's bumping into things but catching anything that falls always always been good at that however weary absolute Love bottle of wine, breathing won't tell a soul by telegraph when a light buzz perfectly encrypts a moment of clarity and every little thing about right now is true wild sage landing helicopters with glass blades black smearing blue, jackson ******* with van gogh's soul, brush in the palm of my eye
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Feb 27, 2012
Feb 27, 2012 at 6:56 PM UTC
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