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Hanging On a Hangover

He's after the morning after, struggles to stand and stagger with the throng toward a train, with migraine addling his brain; stares blankly, blank-faced city, this hurrying horde of humanity, seems, though among so many, each one such a lonely company, hanging on a hangover, gloomy, he mumbles low: so very like me.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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