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That was before all the decisions. Before the car was packed and you drove with such a pain in your knee. That was the last time I was thin and my hair was not yet pink. Before I knew you were around the corner. You were not yet the last to set my mind reeling. Tomorrow will see you wrapped In the linen of your generation, the symbol of a freed man. Wallace Steven's predicted you but I was not listening. To be freed was not the point. All that was before I saw the exhaustion on my face. Waylon Jennings here. Full stop Yet all my life foretold you. The brave of you and the blindness of my ever singing anthem. I leave you with s soft flower To Wear in your hair. Caroline Shank April of my discontent 4.20.2024
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Apr 20, 2024
Apr 20, 2024 at 12:49 PM UTC
April of My Discontent
That was before all the decisions. Before the car was packed and you drove with such a pain in your knee. That was the last time I was thin and my hair was not yet pink. Before I knew you were around the corner. You were not yet the last to set my mind reeling. Tomorrow will see you wrapped In the linen of your generation, the symbol of a freed man. Wallace Steven's predicted you but I was not listening. To be freed was not the point. All that was before I saw the exhaustion on my face. Waylon Jennings here. Full stop Yet all my life foretold you. The brave of you and the blindness of my ever singing anthem. I leave you with s soft flower To Wear in your hair. Caroline Shank April of my discontent 4.20.2024
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Apr 20, 2024
Apr 20, 2024 at 12:49 PM UTC
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