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The cassette player would sit on the cabinet shelf. Cassettes were tiny objects of mysterious mechanics. I’d play her over and over, daydreaming about the recording studio&bottled; water from a foreign country, about Manhattan avenues& stretched SUVs, Lincoln limos fur coats the flavor of the nineties. I’m walking the avenues today. The same steam as in 1999 blowing up from manholes. I own these streets today with keys to an apartment jingling in my coat’s pocket. I came from afar, I played with words, and made it here.
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
The past, long ago
The cassette player would sit on the cabinet shelf. Cassettes were tiny objects of mysterious mechanics. I’d play her over and over, daydreaming about the recording studio&bottled; water from a foreign country, about Manhattan avenues& stretched SUVs, Lincoln limos fur coats the flavor of the nineties. I’m walking the avenues today. The same steam as in 1999 blowing up from manholes. I own these streets today with keys to an apartment jingling in my coat’s pocket. I came from afar, I played with words, and made it here.
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
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