Amazon warehouse
wilderness. Suburb
studies. Abandoned
set of futures. Alloyed
young love flight,
motherhood, half-men
built sanctuaries
under the castoff
light of timed
streetlamps, a cigarette
pulled out a crushed
pack on the foyer table
Amazon warehouse
wilderness. Suburb
studies. Abandoned
set of futures. Alloyed
young love flight,
motherhood, half-men
built sanctuaries
under the castoff
light of timed
streetlamps, a cigarette
pulled out a crushed
pack on the foyer table
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