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Big brown back  pelicans sit a top their matriarch perches casting their cynical stares of judgment to all who happen by. fat Mexicana fisherman skinny Asian fisherman throw their sights and lines beneath the horizon line. dinner or die. two teen lovers holding hands as their walk under this splintered pier, stars in their eyes you can see that even from way up here. totally oblivious to the half eaten sand ***** that lie lifeless under their feet. and the tide rolls in, and the tide rolls out. and yet to know how I fit and breathe amongst all of this. escapes me. like the punch line of a bad joke at a holiday party now without you for the first time in my life.
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 8:33 AM UTC
*Hole in the wall point of views/the nowhere poems
Big brown back  pelicans sit a top their matriarch perches casting their cynical stares of judgment to all who happen by. fat Mexicana fisherman skinny Asian fisherman throw their sights and lines beneath the horizon line. dinner or die. two teen lovers holding hands as their walk under this splintered pier, stars in their eyes you can see that even from way up here. totally oblivious to the half eaten sand ***** that lie lifeless under their feet. and the tide rolls in, and the tide rolls out. and yet to know how I fit and breathe amongst all of this. escapes me. like the punch line of a bad joke at a holiday party now without you for the first time in my life.
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66/M/california
Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 8:33 AM UTC
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