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Dogs start barking, whistling strangers, passed, tell me that my time has come, however young I was or fast it went numb. Horses all over are tied to their mangers. Two men escorting an other, grabbing his neck-piece, rapidly and furious. Run before the dark is here, run from stabbing criminals and switchblades or a harmless gun. The mist has found its way and clouds have no secrets for this place. Droplets of glorious rain make paces lower and a dove hide. Some higher some fly in massive crowds. The growth cannot be contained or laid still. I'm held here, in a dark depression, against my will.
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 11:12 AM UTC
Corrupted lands
Dogs start barking, whistling strangers, passed, tell me that my time has come, however young I was or fast it went numb. Horses all over are tied to their mangers. Two men escorting an other, grabbing his neck-piece, rapidly and furious. Run before the dark is here, run from stabbing criminals and switchblades or a harmless gun. The mist has found its way and clouds have no secrets for this place. Droplets of glorious rain make paces lower and a dove hide. Some higher some fly in massive crowds. The growth cannot be contained or laid still. I'm held here, in a dark depression, against my will.
So very much against my will. I am not strong enough to survive these storms.
Daan
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Belgian
Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 11:12 AM UTC
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