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I love how this town empties out at night. How the buildings take on a life of their own. With all the people gone they can Breathe And finally so can I. Ironically I feel a lot less lonely when I'm alone. I wonder if someday I'll turn to stone, Like Lot's wife turned to  a pillar of salt. Only, I imagine it would be a bit less dramatic. More like falling asleep and becoming part of a park bench. In any case, I think I'd like that. I wonder why I write these things And who I am writing to Immortalizing my thoughts here In black ink on the back of a used Envelope. I guess I hope someone will find it someday. I just wish I had something more profound to say than That tree had blossoms on it last week And now they've disappeared.
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May 19, 2012
May 19, 2012 at 11:25 PM UTC
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I love how this town empties out at night. How the buildings take on a life of their own. With all the people gone they can Breathe And finally so can I. Ironically I feel a lot less lonely when I'm alone. I wonder if someday I'll turn to stone, Like Lot's wife turned to  a pillar of salt. Only, I imagine it would be a bit less dramatic. More like falling asleep and becoming part of a park bench. In any case, I think I'd like that. I wonder why I write these things And who I am writing to Immortalizing my thoughts here In black ink on the back of a used Envelope. I guess I hope someone will find it someday. I just wish I had something more profound to say than That tree had blossoms on it last week And now they've disappeared.
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May 19, 2012
May 19, 2012 at 11:25 PM UTC
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