No where stronger memories of trees
painted white and the bizarre lights
of cars coming over the hill in the fog:
my only memories and my only lessons
worth the wreckage of lives that I touch.
painted white and the bizarre lights
of cars coming over the hill in the fog:
my only memories and my only lessons
worth the wreckage of lives that I touch.
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Post a Commentvery nice image.