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by t. l. cummings on November 8, 2017

city a tool chest
opened daily and clock punched
bankers count each brick

— t. l. cummings
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Sidharth #

I like the way you are able to generate such powerful emotions, amazing blog indeed 😊

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November 9, 2017

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- t. l. cummings #
  
  You are very kind. Thank you.
  
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