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'Good evening', as I come through the door shutting out the noise and dirt that now gathers at my welcome mat where I wipe my shoes and leave my feet. Hanging my head on the hat stand I am home, today's news is getting older in the paper under my arm, print leaves it's imprint on my white starched office shirt. In the kitchen there are dead animals in the oven, cooking amongst things from the ground, bubbling and boiling, mother natures bounty bought from sterile supermarkets. Fresh air is packaged in re-usable cans re-cycled, made into planes that fly over great oceans and mountain ranges, deserts, where Bedouin tents blow in the breeze.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 7:48 AM UTC
Good eveing Bedouin
'Good evening', as I come through the door shutting out the noise and dirt that now gathers at my welcome mat where I wipe my shoes and leave my feet. Hanging my head on the hat stand I am home, today's news is getting older in the paper under my arm, print leaves it's imprint on my white starched office shirt. In the kitchen there are dead animals in the oven, cooking amongst things from the ground, bubbling and boiling, mother natures bounty bought from sterile supermarkets. Fresh air is packaged in re-usable cans re-cycled, made into planes that fly over great oceans and mountain ranges, deserts, where Bedouin tents blow in the breeze.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 7:48 AM UTC
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