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Tag Archives: Indiana
John Dillinger sleeps here – July 9
7.9 John Dillinger sleeps here, his body moldering in a cemetery broad, barren and massive enough to hide the measure of his forgotten soul. Indiana boy, killer, bank robber, his rock star culture of crime celebrity telling more of … Continue reading
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Tagged Crown Hill Cemetery, culture, fear, Indiana, Indianapolis, John Dillinger, pop culture, projection, vampires, zombies
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Indiana gold – July 3
7.3 the tassels brown, mauve, golden top the corn flow, rising off into distances. Male corn sperm ready to give themselves to the silk. we’ve built a country upon you friends, food, fuel, silage for the feeders of the … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, corn, farmers, farms, Indiana, maize, Pretty Boy Floyd
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