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younger than me sweeter than I could ever be what is more lonesome than the youth that drags its own wings through the dirt? what else would I have done? I've watched hope spring time and time again cling its moist roots to arid land somehow as infertile a wild; some auspice offered to skin softer than mine what I'd lost before they'd begun to gain bucks buried in the halogen of the world ahead and what small sorrow it crows for yet like a father's shaking hands before I knew what trembling was or what such a shaken man begets or life along the highway line another cry carried on the air threatened like road-wandering swine a frightened feral what is more uncaring than childhood fancy – what is more forgetful of me? how abrupt has it been and then to end in collision flame spiraling, firing off its hot spittle – the youngest of the few never quite young enough
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Jul 5, 2018
Jul 5, 2018 at 4:07 AM UTC
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younger than me sweeter than I could ever be what is more lonesome than the youth that drags its own wings through the dirt? what else would I have done? I've watched hope spring time and time again cling its moist roots to arid land somehow as infertile a wild; some auspice offered to skin softer than mine what I'd lost before they'd begun to gain bucks buried in the halogen of the world ahead and what small sorrow it crows for yet like a father's shaking hands before I knew what trembling was or what such a shaken man begets or life along the highway line another cry carried on the air threatened like road-wandering swine a frightened feral what is more uncaring than childhood fancy – what is more forgetful of me? how abrupt has it been and then to end in collision flame spiraling, firing off its hot spittle – the youngest of the few never quite young enough
"my children left on a cold night my husband said it's how things go like rabbits blinded by the light kids want a better place to grow"
touka-kouka
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Jul 5, 2018
Jul 5, 2018 at 4:07 AM UTC
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