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A Coughing man with a baseball cap, and a girl in green scratching and caressing her tanless velvety legs. Water cascading from the unnaturally made stoic fountain... And the man with the phone in his ear, scrapes by my sunlit chair. Couples lying and teasing each other soaking long lost rays together with eyes smiling for one another... Palms playing and swaying in the cool breeze protecting and shadowing those who chose the shade over sun. And a man with a phone attached to his ear glides pass the unsuspecting couple. The owl and the eagle peering and observing from their precarious perches lifeless in their tachadermal state expecting more of the very same yet only a busy signal leaves its mark. shiftless, shirtless man on the shelf above gingerly stepping into the steamless pool again the man with the phone in his ear ambling and gambling with his call and only he knows what we don’t.
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Aug 20, 2010
Aug 20, 2010 at 2:32 PM UTC
Man with a Phone
A Coughing man with a baseball cap, and a girl in green scratching and caressing her tanless velvety legs. Water cascading from the unnaturally made stoic fountain... And the man with the phone in his ear, scrapes by my sunlit chair. Couples lying and teasing each other soaking long lost rays together with eyes smiling for one another... Palms playing and swaying in the cool breeze protecting and shadowing those who chose the shade over sun. And a man with a phone attached to his ear glides pass the unsuspecting couple. The owl and the eagle peering and observing from their precarious perches lifeless in their tachadermal state expecting more of the very same yet only a busy signal leaves its mark. shiftless, shirtless man on the shelf above gingerly stepping into the steamless pool again the man with the phone in his ear ambling and gambling with his call and only he knows what we don’t.
January 20, 2010 Bonita Springs, Florida
allen-smuckler
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Aug 20, 2010
Aug 20, 2010 at 2:32 PM UTC
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