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my pocket   has     one nickel    &      Mason's has     a dime;     a   transient,   red rubber ball ping-ponging  deep  faith with    & for           carnival             trash   is what    falls from the raccoon's mouth    past three;      the      midnight   tour, troupe, &     egret     have plucked    my eyes out     before    petit dejeuner              &    have all booked     residence    with   lush   vagabonds from    some oasis    on the     curb of Suburbia,   the ottoman wet       where         lore      slumps the backs of the        fairest;   where,     beyond     equanimity   there  boons & beckons               tightropes,   slacked tension;     and where     folklore  swells      arteries       like   King Cake;    the  swamplands  have my    pocket             picked;   pock-marked    truants    (BOY)    fiddling in fours   during    school hours,   cakey     margarine  spread all        over      their    legs         as they      eat grilled cheese and become,      ****            in the    ambrosian   daylight fogged out with    figgy shade    by thick,   carpet-fondling    curtains, sagging with secondhand soot.
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May 25, 2019
May 25, 2019 at 5:58 PM UTC
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my pocket   has     one nickel    &      Mason's has     a dime;     a   transient,   red rubber ball ping-ponging  deep  faith with    & for           carnival             trash   is what    falls from the raccoon's mouth    past three;      the      midnight   tour, troupe, &     egret     have plucked    my eyes out     before    petit dejeuner              &    have all booked     residence    with   lush   vagabonds from    some oasis    on the     curb of Suburbia,   the ottoman wet       where         lore      slumps the backs of the        fairest;   where,     beyond     equanimity   there  boons & beckons               tightropes,   slacked tension;     and where     folklore  swells      arteries       like   King Cake;    the  swamplands  have my    pocket             picked;   pock-marked    truants    (BOY)    fiddling in fours   during    school hours,   cakey     margarine  spread all        over      their    legs         as they      eat grilled cheese and become,      ****            in the    ambrosian   daylight fogged out with    figgy shade    by thick,   carpet-fondling    curtains, sagging with secondhand soot.
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May 25, 2019
May 25, 2019 at 5:58 PM UTC
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