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Blown away in a moment, asunder, by a breeze with a feel of shudder. Blown from within the bone, above my head, transparently shown. I'm being ripped from tip to toe, like from mother, without a woe. The gush, it rings in the ears, the stream is absent of my deepest fears. Got rived - it was like nothing else; Blown away in a second, apart from all my cells. Like silk in the hands of a weaver, it is pleasant, yet I shiver. Like a cup of cold water after a mint, all across my body, comfortably skinned. I didn't knew that I'll get clutched, I never asked, to be touched.
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Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
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Blown away in a moment, asunder, by a breeze with a feel of shudder. Blown from within the bone, above my head, transparently shown. I'm being ripped from tip to toe, like from mother, without a woe. The gush, it rings in the ears, the stream is absent of my deepest fears. Got rived - it was like nothing else; Blown away in a second, apart from all my cells. Like silk in the hands of a weaver, it is pleasant, yet I shiver. Like a cup of cold water after a mint, all across my body, comfortably skinned. I didn't knew that I'll get clutched, I never asked, to be touched.
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Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 6:27 PM UTC
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