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The moon’s fingernail pushed over the celestial dark fluid that overflowed nightly. The midnight blurred my flattened, forgotten universe’s center rather greedily. The world ended at the edge of my car’s windshield and moved forward quietly. From the highway the faint heartbeat of Kansas throbbed two-dimensionally. Her heart cavity collapsed under the infinite stretch of sky and pulsed irregularly. The fall of Atlas forced all the beauties of the world to be buried subsurface perfectly. But my mind spitefully imagines mountains
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 11:30 PM UTC
Kansas
The moon’s fingernail pushed over the celestial dark fluid that overflowed nightly. The midnight blurred my flattened, forgotten universe’s center rather greedily. The world ended at the edge of my car’s windshield and moved forward quietly. From the highway the faint heartbeat of Kansas throbbed two-dimensionally. Her heart cavity collapsed under the infinite stretch of sky and pulsed irregularly. The fall of Atlas forced all the beauties of the world to be buried subsurface perfectly. But my mind spitefully imagines mountains
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 11:30 PM UTC
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