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lachrymose: suggestive of or tending to cause tears; mournful....given to shedding tears readily; tearful. make no dithering, wily excusing or explaining, among this band, I count myself a brother and a man eons ago shed the reptilian skin masculine, my six-shooter now a manly cheap Bic ballpoint blue-eyed pen, used to fell forests of egos, mine, first foremost and ever last every write that sore tries my heart, lives hard by a stream replenished, by freshly born, yet stale, recirculated salt-mine tears, salt, mine, tears, that include those storing and storied, some preceding and some succeeding, and some spilling even as this story told, here and now, is in the hearth, forming and fulfilling if man enough that you can cry openly, then man enough to write good poetry, this then, this be the simple and finest line I ever wrote, line I ever cried 5:20pm April 20th, The Year of the Tear
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 7:15 PM UTC
lachrymose men
lachrymose: suggestive of or tending to cause tears; mournful....given to shedding tears readily; tearful. make no dithering, wily excusing or explaining, among this band, I count myself a brother and a man eons ago shed the reptilian skin masculine, my six-shooter now a manly cheap Bic ballpoint blue-eyed pen, used to fell forests of egos, mine, first foremost and ever last every write that sore tries my heart, lives hard by a stream replenished, by freshly born, yet stale, recirculated salt-mine tears, salt, mine, tears, that include those storing and storied, some preceding and some succeeding, and some spilling even as this story told, here and now, is in the hearth, forming and fulfilling if man enough that you can cry openly, then man enough to write good poetry, this then, this be the simple and finest line I ever wrote, line I ever cried 5:20pm April 20th, The Year of the Tear
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 7:15 PM UTC
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