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Everyday, we meet In the same smog of a city’s ignorance. My right hand stays Raised - in farewell or salute? I feel not a little ridiculous A man of flesh and blood Poured into a concrete Shell and painted gold Stuck in the middle of A thoroughfare and Given my own road, Roundabout and Peeing spots for dogs and men. I turned a 100 recently In potential earthly years And so, I got a spa treatment Of poems and posies From my undead enemies Everyone had a fable To share about my Supposedly wonderful life. While, I, the scriptwriter Of many a horror tale, Continued to play mute witness To my never-ending death As I waited to meet you again In the same smog of a city’s ignorance.
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 7:40 AM UTC
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Everyday, we meet In the same smog of a city’s ignorance. My right hand stays Raised - in farewell or salute? I feel not a little ridiculous A man of flesh and blood Poured into a concrete Shell and painted gold Stuck in the middle of A thoroughfare and Given my own road, Roundabout and Peeing spots for dogs and men. I turned a 100 recently In potential earthly years And so, I got a spa treatment Of poems and posies From my undead enemies Everyone had a fable To share about my Supposedly wonderful life. While, I, the scriptwriter Of many a horror tale, Continued to play mute witness To my never-ending death As I waited to meet you again In the same smog of a city’s ignorance.
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 7:40 AM UTC
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