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Artist: The Most Serene Republic
Canonical path: /the-most-serene-republic/anhoi-polloi
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Anhoi Polloi
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Anhoi Polloi
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I hope, I plead
This reaches someone soon - before this head becomes nobody much later.
I see real as an aging face, with lines of time put right in place.
We fuck, like tides, while Father City smokes up Mother Countryside leaves her giggling leaves.
I see real as an aging face, with lines of time put right in place.
The blitz is in the grandkids now, with elders feeling so left out.
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