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I used to walk through the streets on my way to school.
I didn't bring any money with me, because I didn't want it to get stolen.
Older boys would always torment as a reason to look more powerful.
They would search my pockets, check my backpack.
I was supject to torture.
When they were denied any money, they were unsatisfied.
As a final attempt to make a mockery out of me, they would do just about anything.

I still have holes in my socks today.
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lovely photo and well told story. but does anyone really know why shoes seem to hang from the sky?
The story that goes with it is so cool! I love the soft, almost golden lighting on this one. How did you get the shoes up there? :D

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"Let a man get up and say, Behold, this is the truth, and instantly I perceive a sandy cat filching a piece of fish in the background. Look, you have forgotten the cat, I say."
- Virginia Woolf
You always choose perfect colors. this photo reminds me so much of the Big Fish :)
they were already there.

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i remember the days when i would reach for anything
because anything can hang from the sky if you imagine.

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i remember the days when i would reach for anything
I used to live near Mesa Arizona. I always would see tennies on the telephone pole when passing by, so this brings back memories. :)

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*I'm strange, and your strange......*

Friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly. :floating:

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the thing is in Mexico when somebody dies of a tragic or unexpecting death they throw their tennis shoes up on one of the electrical lines near their house, and the term "Ya colgo los tennis?" iliterally means "is he or she dead?" but it translates into "Are his/her tennis shoes hanging?...

good story though.

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