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*Competing sounds turn to white noise Headlights sail down the Mill Road An airplane off to Chicago Southern railcars whine in route to New Orleans Big trucks on the four way , cars on the blacktop , firetrucks on the valley road , pickups on the highland , concrete thoroughfares , northsiders pay their tolls , commuter rails scream from above Jetliners mingle with the stars , a church for every bar , a lightning bug for every jar , a ne'er -do -well for every cop car , white lightning for granny's "fruit jars" The view of the Milky Way , the beginning of another day , deceased wildlife on the motorway , a new dog having his day John Deere's turning fields , poor folks making payments on their light bill , newspeople in the know , laying hens all in a row White noise divided specifically , chained pits growling maliciously , townsfolk stocking outdoor shelves , government gorging on mans wealth* ...
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 10:37 PM UTC
Sunday Night Thought ...
*Competing sounds turn to white noise Headlights sail down the Mill Road An airplane off to Chicago Southern railcars whine in route to New Orleans Big trucks on the four way , cars on the blacktop , firetrucks on the valley road , pickups on the highland , concrete thoroughfares , northsiders pay their tolls , commuter rails scream from above Jetliners mingle with the stars , a church for every bar , a lightning bug for every jar , a ne'er -do -well for every cop car , white lightning for granny's "fruit jars" The view of the Milky Way , the beginning of another day , deceased wildlife on the motorway , a new dog having his day John Deere's turning fields , poor folks making payments on their light bill , newspeople in the know , laying hens all in a row White noise divided specifically , chained pits growling maliciously , townsfolk stocking outdoor shelves , government gorging on mans wealth* ...
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