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What Would I Say to you now? Ruptured is the memory of you who called me glad in the open air of summer. In the winter I was wrapped in the linen of your existential syllables. But I cannot package time as can you, who disappeared as sugar in warm water. I stir in the memories. The denial at the cross. You knew of my oneiromantic slumber. They caused but a shrug from you who once said I Do I see your image in the unhonorable thrall, the unbearable stocastic Chance. Alone. Caroline, April 22, 2026
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Apr 23
Apr 23, 2026 at 7:43 PM UTC
What Would I Say
What Would I Say to you now? Ruptured is the memory of you who called me glad in the open air of summer. In the winter I was wrapped in the linen of your existential syllables. But I cannot package time as can you, who disappeared as sugar in warm water. I stir in the memories. The denial at the cross. You knew of my oneiromantic slumber. They caused but a shrug from you who once said I Do I see your image in the unhonorable thrall, the unbearable stocastic Chance. Alone. Caroline, April 22, 2026
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Apr 23
Apr 23, 2026 at 7:43 PM UTC
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