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Dreaming

By Brad Kelly

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Asleep at night I dream of starry-eyed angels rescuing me from a discarded world. Carrying me willingly past old billboards and up beyond the corpses of architectual acheivement. Thru smoggy sky and to distant planets. Written December 17th, 2001 © on Dec 17 2001 01:53 AM PST   17 • 0 • 10

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