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stuffing stolen oxygen into my secondhand bag, and smiling up at the butter sun; the ancient groundskeeper says, earth mama, you should be doing pirouettes in Santa Ana, stumbling barefoot bright sidewalks in Albuquerque. I nod and get in my car feel my soul twitch and I am astounded that the trees haven't found me out yet, that the lilies haven't strangled me in my sleep yet. maybe I’ve been here too long too long maybe I need to go where the sun is relentless.. 1500 miles to Albuquerque
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Jul 20, 2012
Jul 20, 2012 at 10:47 PM UTC
1500 miles to albuquerque
stuffing stolen oxygen into my secondhand bag, and smiling up at the butter sun; the ancient groundskeeper says, earth mama, you should be doing pirouettes in Santa Ana, stumbling barefoot bright sidewalks in Albuquerque. I nod and get in my car feel my soul twitch and I am astounded that the trees haven't found me out yet, that the lilies haven't strangled me in my sleep yet. maybe I’ve been here too long too long maybe I need to go where the sun is relentless.. 1500 miles to Albuquerque
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Jul 20, 2012
Jul 20, 2012 at 10:47 PM UTC
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