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In the busy station Men and Women, sit motionless, like statues curled in on themselves, their bodies bent and twisted in, on the long benches grotesquely alone. They are wrapped in the protective cloak of Honey, don’t stare or That poor soul…mind dear, not too close. Hours go on, counted down on the great white face of time keepings trains on track and men on schedule. What is it, to walk among the living dead? Fallen angels with broken wings, tucked beneath them, silently waiting in the stillness of the busy hall.
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 11:50 PM UTC
Angels in the Station
In the busy station Men and Women, sit motionless, like statues curled in on themselves, their bodies bent and twisted in, on the long benches grotesquely alone. They are wrapped in the protective cloak of Honey, don’t stare or That poor soul…mind dear, not too close. Hours go on, counted down on the great white face of time keepings trains on track and men on schedule. What is it, to walk among the living dead? Fallen angels with broken wings, tucked beneath them, silently waiting in the stillness of the busy hall.
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 11:50 PM UTC
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