Lilacs
Today was one of those perfect rainy days that I hope I remember for a long time.
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The Deadbeat Club is a cable access show which airs in Burlington, Vermont on VCAM's Channel 15.
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2 comments:
For some reason lilacs don't grow as well in San Francisco, and I don't see them often. I miss the one's my grandmother had in the Midwest.
A lilac eater. Like a lotus eater, only with giddy euphoria instead of narcotic stupor.
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