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westland yard


Rise (circle) by wise dry grasses yellow daffodil twist the arms out of shady green masses bruised that spring still drops on westland yard draw like if there's a crystal painting amongst footprinted path drops vibration treasure for naive flowerkids to see to swallow is a sensation blessed rains left westland fields drought in the air forests choking bird meets the pavement in despair step by the 'human' step two, footprinted path gained devastating mark of boots tiger chords his riot skin volcanes his roar of pain the heater shot the man crushes world of decay
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