Colon could spin a yarn longer than almost anybody I ever knew. Half the time you knew he was lying through his teeth, but just in case he wasn’t, you had to keep listening.
A Jar Full of Bullets
Written by Braiden Rex-Johnson on April 5, 2012
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. . .and there was a new voice/which you slowly/recognized as your own/that kept you company/as you strode deeper and deeper/into the world. . .
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