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Can't see the dawn from the angle of dusk Even harder to believe-- it could see me? Why would sunrise care about its setting? “I think you'd hafta be flyin', er sumpthin' Maybe if I banked a 180 gazing into that new east? Okay-- I know it's not I could still see the reflections of where it was of warmth and color where it used to be? Okay-- ...and now I'm just the warmth of the reflected disorientation --God **** that poetry-killing six syllable word! Ya wanna pass that joint before I land this heap without My wheels down”
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 7:44 PM UTC
Disorientation
Can't see the dawn from the angle of dusk Even harder to believe-- it could see me? Why would sunrise care about its setting? “I think you'd hafta be flyin', er sumpthin' Maybe if I banked a 180 gazing into that new east? Okay-- I know it's not I could still see the reflections of where it was of warmth and color where it used to be? Okay-- ...and now I'm just the warmth of the reflected disorientation --God **** that poetry-killing six syllable word! Ya wanna pass that joint before I land this heap without My wheels down”
Sometimes I need to not-- be so serious.
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 7:44 PM UTC
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