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The city is loud with chimneys, bristling with dimpled sky dishes, afloat in a dammed lake of sunset fenestration, beneath unwitnessed, unappreciated clouds, its streets a grid of flowless canals, to the music of "Hey, mister, got any change?" Oh, but, when the lights go down, and the pretty people come out! and the beef bouncers sort snort the buzzing sequin queen queues for the sparkle dance houses, the city, the city, can one ever get enough?
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Jan 10, 2011
Jan 10, 2011 at 7:29 PM UTC
The city is loud
The city is loud with chimneys, bristling with dimpled sky dishes, afloat in a dammed lake of sunset fenestration, beneath unwitnessed, unappreciated clouds, its streets a grid of flowless canals, to the music of "Hey, mister, got any change?" Oh, but, when the lights go down, and the pretty people come out! and the beef bouncers sort snort the buzzing sequin queen queues for the sparkle dance houses, the city, the city, can one ever get enough?
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Jan 10, 2011
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