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as the birds fly south for winter the excavators come home to roost. they bow their heads to the ground, wishing for wings to tuck their necks under. everyone guards piles of salt and twisted metal brushed cold and golden by the sun. a boat lifts its arms to the sky, all rattling chains and gentle, grasping claws. gentlemen, best prices for scrap here: all metals, all amounts. the highway crawls home.
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Mar 7, 2019
Mar 7, 2019 at 9:29 PM UTC
providence, november
Well it seems that one million miles from my home where the water is clear and the valleys are gold And the land that is really home to me is all the way across the sea I hold in my hand my soul and my fate I try to use gold when lead would be great I can tell even though I cannot see The land that I care for is full of beauty The old me is gone and I miss his laugh But he's captive now in a photograph And the many great things I could have seen here have vanished with time and gone with the years Ive looked through the sky and fallen like rain the place that I landed was never explained the mobile I was given from a drunken clown painted my smile just like his cold frown for how far I've traveled Im in the same place sometimes I doubt life isn't a race and even with all the trips round the sun time can **** pain just as good as a gun
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Dec 29, 2016
Dec 29, 2016 at 4:39 PM UTC
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