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The weight of the last cinderblock took its toll, that one final heave, hoist and offload handballing the lot from broken pallets to flatbed's top no forklift or barrow in sight under weather made heavy by breezeless skies. Body's done, hand's numb, mind's dumb, arms quiver through, back aches from over missuse. Fingers so stiff, with a pen I cant write. My thumbs are grumpy through which I type. Feeling old hitting my wall which I have yet to build gives me something to do tomorrow if I make it till tonight.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 7:45 AM UTC
Hitting a wall
The weight of the last cinderblock took its toll, that one final heave, hoist and offload handballing the lot from broken pallets to flatbed's top no forklift or barrow in sight under weather made heavy by breezeless skies. Body's done, hand's numb, mind's dumb, arms quiver through, back aches from over missuse. Fingers so stiff, with a pen I cant write. My thumbs are grumpy through which I type. Feeling old hitting my wall which I have yet to build gives me something to do tomorrow if I make it till tonight.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 7:45 AM UTC
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