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It all fell into the water they dropped off into the hole in the earth that's no volcano, it's where the moon came from that's the great ironing board that they use to starch God's shirts. It all must be pressed shut like the plastic lips of the prophets who buy furniture, like the image of the captain riding a bicycle, like the pain of a bee sting underneath your eye, draw up a photograph of the survivors, this is what you lost and where to find it, this is the origin of time travel received by the most primitive humans. That's where you put your hands when you want to take us home.
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 5:18 PM UTC
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It all fell into the water they dropped off into the hole in the earth that's no volcano, it's where the moon came from that's the great ironing board that they use to starch God's shirts. It all must be pressed shut like the plastic lips of the prophets who buy furniture, like the image of the captain riding a bicycle, like the pain of a bee sting underneath your eye, draw up a photograph of the survivors, this is what you lost and where to find it, this is the origin of time travel received by the most primitive humans. That's where you put your hands when you want to take us home.
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 5:18 PM UTC
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