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a city plain enough for all the world to see though round the edges rough it always seems to be as half the city sleeps long past alluring Dusk lonely screams creep from eventual husks sirens blare while i grow pale and cast a prayer to no avail a city plain enough asleep at thirty to three missing finer stuff to keep me company laying there, wide awake the night not quiet yet i shut my eyes for my own sake and wait for silence to set i hear ambulances convene on the parking lot below whisk away a pallid teen without her soul in tow my mind is forever ***** as a war-torn sieve— i could never forget two-thirty not for as long as i live
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 6:09 PM UTC
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a city plain enough for all the world to see though round the edges rough it always seems to be as half the city sleeps long past alluring Dusk lonely screams creep from eventual husks sirens blare while i grow pale and cast a prayer to no avail a city plain enough asleep at thirty to three missing finer stuff to keep me company laying there, wide awake the night not quiet yet i shut my eyes for my own sake and wait for silence to set i hear ambulances convene on the parking lot below whisk away a pallid teen without her soul in tow my mind is forever ***** as a war-torn sieve— i could never forget two-thirty not for as long as i live
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 6:09 PM UTC
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