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dallas
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Groil and grimace, Sitting on a fence, Watching the boomba-dippity stroll by. I wonder what's on their minds?
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marjorie
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I tore out my heart the other day. I figured if I wasn't using, I might as well put it to use. I planted it in the soil that I had recently turned over. My heart grew and grew until one day tiny buds appeared. From them came small truths which sprouted wings and flew away. I tried to follow close behind. But I lost them in a foggy haze. And my heart shriveled up when frost came. Somehow though, I don't mind so much.
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tourist
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Different from dirt and sand, brings to mind rich loams, humus, peat. The residue of life now gone, melting, blending to arise once more. The holy cycle of endless rebirth. Sun rain, fungus and fertility. The stuf of life. Nowdays so under-appriecated.
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MobilDetroit
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diffusion and broadcasting.............. its cold on the floor and even more the air. icy out, but warm in may.
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http://24.178.170.195
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What does my feet do. The does and will, plus frost bite. Chunks of wrecked past float by, the wind packaging our faces. River water sprays from the North as an attack against my social standing receives imaginary backing from my peers. The DelRay seeds have been transplanted away from the river in favor of the warming refineries of all lives on earth. Down river the wind blows to meet the heated stream. She blows across the river to fight the northern faces. Poor souls without control live in daily strife.
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notme
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i have just got' up my hair is left unbraided i think of going to the field to plant my life in the soil see what blooms in the summer wind it is noon today i am waking
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what's it to you?
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