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Rice and tea For a smiling flower... But I want beauty to be, a sincere key Caring in this heat, I see you wonder if I Molech's sour? Rain and tear's Easy worlds of a questions held, so quiet... Caring and hope, in a box until wind fears The space and renumeration, of what callous call's might Remain and truth So called future, with a room for when a think begin's Shoulder's and heraldry, to love a banality's youth Did a rage tell you, to stay away from imaginary wind? Remember and treacle Taken with a pristine cough, the tale has an awkward twist She of silence is an angel of liberty, never fickle Look hard, this lie is the only way to judge a reason, ****** Reign of terror Women in the raving lunacy of a cold shoulder, with nothing to eat But the stare of wonder, of me's in the rage of a waiting mirror Where the wish granted, is still a fight with nothing but a heart to beat...
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Sep 25, 2025
Sep 25, 2025 at 8:58 AM UTC
A Zombie Lesbian's Food For Thought...
Rice and tea For a smiling flower... But I want beauty to be, a sincere key Caring in this heat, I see you wonder if I Molech's sour? Rain and tear's Easy worlds of a questions held, so quiet... Caring and hope, in a box until wind fears The space and renumeration, of what callous call's might Remain and truth So called future, with a room for when a think begin's Shoulder's and heraldry, to love a banality's youth Did a rage tell you, to stay away from imaginary wind? Remember and treacle Taken with a pristine cough, the tale has an awkward twist She of silence is an angel of liberty, never fickle Look hard, this lie is the only way to judge a reason, ****** Reign of terror Women in the raving lunacy of a cold shoulder, with nothing to eat But the stare of wonder, of me's in the rage of a waiting mirror Where the wish granted, is still a fight with nothing but a heart to beat...
the seven - ten split, is still a tough shot?
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56/M/Soldotna, Alaska
Sep 25, 2025
Sep 25, 2025 at 8:58 AM UTC
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