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we're such slaves to neon signs silent buzzing 7-11's at 2 a.m. dirtier inside, these nights are a sort of yellow tint, variation; high. But the avenues are not grey graffiti anymore, the rocks come alive, the city never sleeps and the streets are all knowing creatures that take the heat, take the feet, throb and glide, glide scuff, panel, catch the curb the streets are the only ones who love our shadows.
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 12:58 AM UTC
Faucet.
we're such slaves to neon signs silent buzzing 7-11's at 2 a.m. dirtier inside, these nights are a sort of yellow tint, variation; high. But the avenues are not grey graffiti anymore, the rocks come alive, the city never sleeps and the streets are all knowing creatures that take the heat, take the feet, throb and glide, glide scuff, panel, catch the curb the streets are the only ones who love our shadows.
(c) Brooke Otto something a little different.
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Feb 15, 2013
Feb 15, 2013 at 12:58 AM UTC
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