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I am gone and out of sight. So why should you care? There is nothing left in this soggy sad tale, of childhood self-defeating. The center city of my times and my observations all out of sight. So why should you care? The silent soliloquies and trending electric doom. The death and reconstruction of vast empires and deserts blazing in their teething tyrannous rise. The unconscious attitude of millions quietly scoffed at by philosophers in dark, locked closets. The waves of our own gluttonous self classification completely illuminated on the firing line and who had no last words for any of their sins. The failure of our own cultivated mold, on our own rock, on our own time, surely a good place to stop this december. It's now, so why should you care? Things will see well, said the city. No neon corpuscles. No dead-light street corners. Just me and the Five lying about which way to get home. I seem to want to hate them all. Every last golden memory. Just find an other.
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 4:14 PM UTC
12-9-12
I am gone and out of sight. So why should you care? There is nothing left in this soggy sad tale, of childhood self-defeating. The center city of my times and my observations all out of sight. So why should you care? The silent soliloquies and trending electric doom. The death and reconstruction of vast empires and deserts blazing in their teething tyrannous rise. The unconscious attitude of millions quietly scoffed at by philosophers in dark, locked closets. The waves of our own gluttonous self classification completely illuminated on the firing line and who had no last words for any of their sins. The failure of our own cultivated mold, on our own rock, on our own time, surely a good place to stop this december. It's now, so why should you care? Things will see well, said the city. No neon corpuscles. No dead-light street corners. Just me and the Five lying about which way to get home. I seem to want to hate them all. Every last golden memory. Just find an other.
ByronTheDane
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 4:14 PM UTC
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