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desert winds dry out the sun-cracked dirt dust rises from the southern dunes to fall sand coats the tongue and works into the eyes mirages fade away leave our throats parched the heat combines with horrors that we face of human kind explosions and the smoke that comes from black gold bubbling underground and floats into the hazy purple sky someday we venture home to family life our scars on skin heal faster than the mind we're different than before we travelled east to deserts filled with oil and dust and smoke
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Mar 28, 2012
Mar 28, 2012 at 12:36 AM UTC
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desert winds dry out the sun-cracked dirt dust rises from the southern dunes to fall sand coats the tongue and works into the eyes mirages fade away leave our throats parched the heat combines with horrors that we face of human kind explosions and the smoke that comes from black gold bubbling underground and floats into the hazy purple sky someday we venture home to family life our scars on skin heal faster than the mind we're different than before we travelled east to deserts filled with oil and dust and smoke
joe-picardi
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Mar 28, 2012
Mar 28, 2012 at 12:36 AM UTC
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