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To shake dust from my pretty child i must mystify minds while, molding pre-paved tile patios: give the sheep’s pen a four wall construct A-RISE above the morphic and bellow, to comfort the feet. Im stabbing quarters into my activation plate’s extra exhaust to ignite something. Spit some carbon – Manic moments, move a myles like me to the metaphysical mirror. And it is not this one that reflects, but to the duties my appendages embody i – lack expects. Do due – Respect. to this Chthonian carriages; my dermis quite the copy cat. to say the body is made in the images of a cosmic titan is overly abstract. The big bang was an aftermath of a flatline, “so whatchur telling me is that even the void gets tired?” (it says) my guilt was relieved of its cage and given new duties. Project itself on a man with open eyes searching for answers. Close that third mind and let them truths seep from the almost always clogged sinuses. Snore even.
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
and Airbend you out the trapdoor
To shake dust from my pretty child i must mystify minds while, molding pre-paved tile patios: give the sheep’s pen a four wall construct A-RISE above the morphic and bellow, to comfort the feet. Im stabbing quarters into my activation plate’s extra exhaust to ignite something. Spit some carbon – Manic moments, move a myles like me to the metaphysical mirror. And it is not this one that reflects, but to the duties my appendages embody i – lack expects. Do due – Respect. to this Chthonian carriages; my dermis quite the copy cat. to say the body is made in the images of a cosmic titan is overly abstract. The big bang was an aftermath of a flatline, “so whatchur telling me is that even the void gets tired?” (it says) my guilt was relieved of its cage and given new duties. Project itself on a man with open eyes searching for answers. Close that third mind and let them truths seep from the almost always clogged sinuses. Snore even.
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
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