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Sitting outside there In your shirt sleeves With your coffee and your cigarette Wearing those black Ray Bans That I'd've hated on just about anybody else You looked just like Jack Keroac. I couldn't see your eyes But I liked to think That you were thinking Thoughts and things that I couldn't even imagine. That to you The world was like one big tangled ball Of Christmas lights To sort through And fix up a little. When I turned You were already gone Your broad hand Grasping that cigarette.
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Jun 27, 2012
Jun 27, 2012 at 8:12 AM UTC
Poem to an Unknown Man I
Sitting outside there In your shirt sleeves With your coffee and your cigarette Wearing those black Ray Bans That I'd've hated on just about anybody else You looked just like Jack Keroac. I couldn't see your eyes But I liked to think That you were thinking Thoughts and things that I couldn't even imagine. That to you The world was like one big tangled ball Of Christmas lights To sort through And fix up a little. When I turned You were already gone Your broad hand Grasping that cigarette.
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Jun 27, 2012
Jun 27, 2012 at 8:12 AM UTC
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