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It's not that I believe it doesn't end. Its just the angle- I cant see for the bend. I've been walking this plastic corridor since I pushed through the blackened door unwittingly. And it's not that I'm longing to walk it with a friend. I just hope that I make it out the other side fittingly. Because what If I've grown Much to large for my humanly confines? And what if all I own Is the rags on my back and a collection of fines? Will I pass through the doors without interrogation? Or be doomed to walking this squinted corridor with nothing but a tireless and ever wasting patience?
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 7:36 AM UTC
Nightmares Of A Squinty Corridor
It's not that I believe it doesn't end. Its just the angle- I cant see for the bend. I've been walking this plastic corridor since I pushed through the blackened door unwittingly. And it's not that I'm longing to walk it with a friend. I just hope that I make it out the other side fittingly. Because what If I've grown Much to large for my humanly confines? And what if all I own Is the rags on my back and a collection of fines? Will I pass through the doors without interrogation? Or be doomed to walking this squinted corridor with nothing but a tireless and ever wasting patience?
c-j-baxter
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 7:36 AM UTC
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