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He is the bystander watching as the words drop to meander amongst the audience when the show ends he becomes deactivated demotivated putting away his thoughts of the day and those wallowing’s of his following on social media sites. The hundreds of nights before and the ones that will come stun his senses, sidestepping the tut tutting, the mutterings of the jealous and the old press cuttings that fall from a drawer to remind him of a time when he wasn’t as good as he would become he sees the sun rise over the Olivetti, a ribbon trails across the floor. An age is upon him wearing the old bones thin. fin. © 2017, John Smallshaw.
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Apr 23, 2017
Apr 23, 2017 at 7:48 AM UTC
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He is the bystander watching as the words drop to meander amongst the audience when the show ends he becomes deactivated demotivated putting away his thoughts of the day and those wallowing’s of his following on social media sites. The hundreds of nights before and the ones that will come stun his senses, sidestepping the tut tutting, the mutterings of the jealous and the old press cuttings that fall from a drawer to remind him of a time when he wasn’t as good as he would become he sees the sun rise over the Olivetti, a ribbon trails across the floor. An age is upon him wearing the old bones thin. fin. © 2017, John Smallshaw.
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Apr 23, 2017
Apr 23, 2017 at 7:48 AM UTC
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