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Coal Bins

Chicago, the South Side, long before Barack Obama those I'd love see live anywhere they like are those so black they up long planks in the heat of summer wheelbarrow coal so bright it pours in a silver seiche down chutes through windows of bungalow basements crashing in coal bins of new masters Donal Mahoney

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