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she bellows in her star that her relation was cabal this dance's chandelier with broken ballade plays a tiger crouch serenade but still refrain this balladeer a plaza night wall and tell of rampart with that lyric in the air is darkness in Gloria that slams him kind
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Sep 13, 2019
Sep 13, 2019 at 7:36 AM UTC
bulwark
The places are adorned with light, The shops, cafes and more so bright, While she's dressed up in pink and white, At this gleaming plaza tonight. After the chilly times of noon, Up in the sky there shines the moon, With clouds of dust who stars have strewn, At this gleaming plaza tonight. While walking in the chilly air, The wind fondles her hazel hair, Who makes her looks so fly and fair, At this gleaming plaza tonight. Delights and fun lie in this mall, From sweets to smiles, you'll find them all, In tones of smooth and soft pastel, At this gleaming plaza tonight. Where should I be after my days, Other than walking in this place, Accompanied by this sweet face? At this gleaming plaza tonight.
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 12:00 PM UTC
The Gleaming Plaza (song)
LIGHT, dreary light, on a plaza, surrounded by unexpectedly hopeless hope. And you, stubborn man. This plaza is a placenta. And we are the fetus that can never get out of there. The maturity of pregnancy, and we are not ever dare to actually be born. If our mother dies, dry the umbilical cord.
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Jul 11, 2017
Jul 11, 2017 at 12:35 AM UTC
Atrium of a Plaza
The plaza is filled with creeps Sitting along the concrete ***** smelly feet Untrustworthy gas station meat I lean up against the wall See a man who's very tall Beside an old lady who's about to fall Granny stumbles around, dazed and confused Doesn't even know which pills to choose Asks tall guy which ones to take Guy blows her off like candles on a cake I interject, "Can I help you, ya old hag?" Gran gran then opens the bag I gaze upon the pills The entire pack is filled Stuff like this could go for many dollar bills Granny says, "I need my Tuesdays." I tell her, "Lady do you even read due dates?" I don't know gran, you're on your own You're gonna hafta figure this one out alone Bus rolls up an somethins queer Some pretty sketchy characters filling up the rear So I take a seat up front, straight up Rosa parks Weirdos left an right with their ****** birth marks Guys with beards so long they could choke a man with em Mexi with a **** two others smokin with him Many oddities line all up and down the bus So I turn my frown upside down and try not to cuss
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 11:59 PM UTC
The Plaza