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The tabs are listening still manila bent fat folders past due bills and debt remitted collected stuffed and sorted in the freeze of a moment when I wasn't a friend when I defiled a trust when I spent the last thin dime of integrity on a dust filed upstairs with the titles brittle invoices and expired warrantees. The phone may ring to renew the service between me and you and I'll drop the handle into the cradle of a familiar voice without a word without a thought our crisp linen days pushed away while a rusting washer screams another load and a cabinet drawer inches out a little bit more
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Jul 20, 2019
Jul 20, 2019 at 6:54 AM UTC
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The tabs are listening still manila bent fat folders past due bills and debt remitted collected stuffed and sorted in the freeze of a moment when I wasn't a friend when I defiled a trust when I spent the last thin dime of integrity on a dust filed upstairs with the titles brittle invoices and expired warrantees. The phone may ring to renew the service between me and you and I'll drop the handle into the cradle of a familiar voice without a word without a thought our crisp linen days pushed away while a rusting washer screams another load and a cabinet drawer inches out a little bit more
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55/M/Middle America
Jul 20, 2019
Jul 20, 2019 at 6:54 AM UTC
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