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Forlorn pleas, angst and aching laments, Thick like a melange of surreptitiously smoked cigarettes, And plastics that have melted and burned while too close to the heater. The teen angst hangs in the depressions and around the corners of this place Where it is damp and wet in the just-breaking morning. Among the verdant green, earth-rupturing sprouts There are flower buds that threaten to burst. The spring landscape here reveals hewn timber, And crafted structures Yet also black loamy dirt Dredged up from beneath the swollen green carpet Of ferns and sod, Marking the unmistakable path Of an errant vehicle, That skidded unexpectedly from the narrow road.
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Aug 17, 2013
Aug 17, 2013 at 5:38 PM UTC
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Forlorn pleas, angst and aching laments, Thick like a melange of surreptitiously smoked cigarettes, And plastics that have melted and burned while too close to the heater. The teen angst hangs in the depressions and around the corners of this place Where it is damp and wet in the just-breaking morning. Among the verdant green, earth-rupturing sprouts There are flower buds that threaten to burst. The spring landscape here reveals hewn timber, And crafted structures Yet also black loamy dirt Dredged up from beneath the swollen green carpet Of ferns and sod, Marking the unmistakable path Of an errant vehicle, That skidded unexpectedly from the narrow road.
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Aug 17, 2013
Aug 17, 2013 at 5:38 PM UTC
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