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i've sung to you at traffic lights, accompanied by a fanfare of car horns. all our lives: intersected and interwoven. longing the measurements to cross over, as our impatience collides with travelers, also lost without an atlas, all so concerned with where they are going and not where they are. inspecting fashion and make up in rear view mirrors, intoxicated; by how they appear, and not by who they are. so it is there, in our most rushed hour, i ask that you hold us still, in suspense of your orchestration.
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Jul 22, 2010
Jul 22, 2010 at 8:05 AM UTC
on the impartial and impatient
i've sung to you at traffic lights, accompanied by a fanfare of car horns. all our lives: intersected and interwoven. longing the measurements to cross over, as our impatience collides with travelers, also lost without an atlas, all so concerned with where they are going and not where they are. inspecting fashion and make up in rear view mirrors, intoxicated; by how they appear, and not by who they are. so it is there, in our most rushed hour, i ask that you hold us still, in suspense of your orchestration.
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