(not titled)A Poem by JL HarringtonThere was a cafe that hosted a night for spoken word where I would regularly . Like all good things it came to an end. The new owner turned it into another pedestrian bar where I wrote this.
strange clouds
rain clouds merchant lighting and smoldering memories my old bar is dead refunded for a hollow adumbration a shallow amendment to ames nevertheless i came to try and write but it's too boxy no admiring flock to break my strongest writers block strange clouds rain clouds and now they serve mothers milk how ironic
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Added on October 14, 2012 Last Updated on October 14, 2012 Author
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