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The lamps malignant overhead transpire steel to stars, and I floating over silver highway, am transpiring dreams to cars, expectations passing fast into the horizon. Tell me, do these dreams die? Does that which seems so living, fold over settling into smoke, or become a supernova, a host of a new neuroses- the black mouth of poems.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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