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When I get in these moods I find so much beauty in decay there is romance round every corner in boarded up windows in smoke rising from burning buildings in flickering florescent light bulbs of gas station bathrooms when will I realize, my life is not a ******* film, a gathering of beautiful moments be they of joy or that of decay no, it contains all bits of time dark and sorrowful thrilling and story worthy tedious and boring but more often than not, lacking beauty of any sort but it is so very much like me to focus exclusively on small details rather than acknowledge the levity of the entire situation how it weighs on myself how it weighs on others because a family once lived behind those boarded up windows, before being served an eviction notice and someone's grandmother's photos were lost in that fire and the needle in the trash of that bathroom is someone's last and only reprieve from this life
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Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
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When I get in these moods I find so much beauty in decay there is romance round every corner in boarded up windows in smoke rising from burning buildings in flickering florescent light bulbs of gas station bathrooms when will I realize, my life is not a ******* film, a gathering of beautiful moments be they of joy or that of decay no, it contains all bits of time dark and sorrowful thrilling and story worthy tedious and boring but more often than not, lacking beauty of any sort but it is so very much like me to focus exclusively on small details rather than acknowledge the levity of the entire situation how it weighs on myself how it weighs on others because a family once lived behind those boarded up windows, before being served an eviction notice and someone's grandmother's photos were lost in that fire and the needle in the trash of that bathroom is someone's last and only reprieve from this life
darby-rose
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Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
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