2.01.2009
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Abandoned objects on the sidewalks and streets of the city are like sea shells, cast aside by their creature owners. They are no more alien in the urban landscape than a sand dollar is on the beach.
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The unrestricted freedom of the first three Orange peelings is refreshing as they bare their hearts to the world. The fourth Orange peeling, however seems to be sadly hindered by the ominous black line blocking the free expression of its feelings.
ReplyDeleteOr is this the edge of love's beautiful cliff?
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