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Artist: The Most Serene Republic
Canonical path: /the-most-serene-republic/shopping-card-people
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Shopping Card People
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Shopping Card People
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Two of those with fins are swimming through the streets filled up with gin.
With what they sipped they got back in gulps.
Post-gallivanting town, they noticed water bearing rippled frowns, like photos taken way back when.
Shopping carts are making amends.
Shopping carts are making amends.
Dry and tired, they swam to land to flip around like all of them.
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