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she wears a t-shirt two hands printed exactly where I want to put mine jeans must be sprayed on so impossibly tight hugging a figure I can only describe as voluptuous but those eyes I cannot meet as they stare right into my soul piercing through me defying my inappropriate thoughts though for all the world she invites them thankfully the bus came and I left her advertising whatever it was I hadn't noticed in the first place
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Aug 29, 2021
Aug 29, 2021 at 7:38 AM UTC
voluptuous
they are selling sunshine on these ***** streets offering escape at bus stops beyond the ride home with hoarding speak dreams, new worlds new life, new you away from this ****** existence we all perceive step into the advertiser's dream
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Feb 5, 2020
Feb 5, 2020 at 7:15 PM UTC
Hoarding Speak
“Come in and sit down” said the celluloid voice, smooth as silk. Cautiously I stepped through the TV screen, to take my place. “I will show you a world” it continued, “That bears no relation to what you consider as REALITY.” The air around electrified, as the set was powered to life. Beautiful bodies playing on a beach, running into the foaming sea; sun ripening skin, bleaching hair; Then, from nowhere a can appears, elixir of every surfer, sun worshipper. Somewhere in the distance a distinctive throaty roar, the romantic throb of a Harley; ridden by a pair of jeans giving identity to, some muscular male ***** A dream of America and freedom. Slow moody blues solo hangs in the air; a guitar talking to a journeyman, familiar but not remembered. Every note sustained, holding breath, then carried by a riff from a bottle of bourbon. Outside the set beautiful bodies are burning up, through a hole in the ozone. (Too many limousines and Harleys) The alcoholic looks on, wide eyed, trying to see a way in, really believing there is one.
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Jul 10, 2019
Jul 10, 2019 at 1:40 PM UTC
The Advertiser’s Dream
He drives into the desert in a Toronado, Dust in his eyes from the open window, Sun on the burned skin and black mascara That augments his vivid gaze. Black orbs that stare at the burning sand, His mouth is defiant and morose, He turns off the path into the sage and saguaro. The car is like a black beetle on a carpet of tan. He lifts a shovel from the trunk, looking crazed. Digs a shallow grave in the sand, He rips a talisman from his neck And declares he is looking for something Unclear and he slurs a chant. “Something is coming”, he seems to say. He buries the necklace and drives away. Will he come back for it or leave it for the spirits of the desert? No, he will come for it every day Bury it again and again Until the spell wears down, The perfumed season is done, Or perhaps the spring floods Wash it all away.
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 7:47 AM UTC
The Desert and Johnny Depp