I felt faint, looking out to the pouring
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I felt faint, looking out to the pouring rain in my High School. When will my Mother be here? And then, I saw him. The one I've loved since the seventh grade.
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It was the fence. The fence behind the school's track. I had an unhealthy affection for objects. I once had a torrid fling with a cinderblock wall right next to
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the trashbarrel, which I was also fond of. So there they were, all those apathetic students sitting on the fence. Slowly I turned and snuck up behind them, inch by inch and then
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centimeter by centimeter, then millimeter, etc., until I ran out of metric prefixes. I was living Xeno's Paradox on and off. I kept things close in the event of impossible motion.
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I found that as I progressed by steps imperceptibly smaller than an a zetameter, I finally enjoyed each moment to the fullest. My atoms resonated in a slow dance of tortoise rigor
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To embrace the steady slope of an infinite convergence. I would get ever closer to my destiny but not quite reach it. I could almost touch the other side. Then I was pushed over.
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The ref blew his whistle and a red card was issued to Wayne Rooney. I was awarded a corner and now was my chance to win the FIFA world cup. The wall of players left their nuts open
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I aimed straight at Beckham's. I would save the world from a few more stupid baby celebrity names. But just then a streaker appeared out of nowhere and scored the most beautiful go
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rilla fur tank top in the whole swap meet. He put it on, but you really couldn't tell the difference. I asked the odd gentleman to deliver a package to Mr. Beckham & pulled the pin
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listening for the resulting explosion. It triggered off down the block like expected, but I was surprised to feel the pool water rocking. I drank my colada & waited for the police.
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- 2012-09-29 15:14:29
- Finished
- 2012-12-17 22:45:52
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