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Meet the boy standing on the stump of a tree, (species undisclosed) lopped because of reasons unknown, on the sidewalk, towering over his shadow unrolled tenuously like a policy behind him on the road littered with mouldy cups, hired ants, ****** breathing- you cannot find him on a GPS. That would be delusional. You can't meet him either. He's a service, a tangy satisfaction that doesn't want dinner until he goes back to his house, plonks his backpack, bats his way to consequence- rounds up his Kinley heart, that limpid stare-ahead.
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Jan 24, 2019
Jan 24, 2019 at 11:08 AM UTC
Alfaaz, 14
Meet the boy standing on the stump of a tree, (species undisclosed) lopped because of reasons unknown, on the sidewalk, towering over his shadow unrolled tenuously like a policy behind him on the road littered with mouldy cups, hired ants, ****** breathing- you cannot find him on a GPS. That would be delusional. You can't meet him either. He's a service, a tangy satisfaction that doesn't want dinner until he goes back to his house, plonks his backpack, bats his way to consequence- rounds up his Kinley heart, that limpid stare-ahead.
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Jan 24, 2019
Jan 24, 2019 at 11:08 AM UTC
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