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January man by Richard Conrad Henry Sunday, January 01, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Tonight my chemical sidekick proved to be worthy of the name as I race with shards of sun light over roofs of my blunt disrespect I dunno whether smoldering rubble and wet wicks define the start of a new end or if deaf trash pollutes more than I can ever hear instead the street's like an oyster all bumpy and shut tight and I wish my blade would cut these lines faster while I wait for this first day to shine bright.

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Reviewed by ~ Chanti	1/4/2006

Interesting write Richard. I especially loved the lines 'the street's like an oyster all bumpy and shut tight' So vivid and descriptive. Thanks for sharing. Chanti