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he, hardly fit, sleeps fitfully he, like a baby, up and down at 2am the cerebrum racked, like a street *** so needy, for a low caloric, non-alcoholic snack pickles - the almost zero solution, dill in particular, or even the slightly bad boy cousins, the buttered variety so in his customized original 100% sleeping skin gear, standing in front of the shiniest fridge gleaming, his unfortunate reflection somewhat steamy, indecisive, which, his pickle, to to choose, which to eat, completely complete, to celebrate his dietetic restraint so she, the yoga ballerina lioness, finds him upright but not uptight, leaving him in an awkward so to speak, poem, pickling, naked and speechless, as the mouth is fully engorged and on point she summarizes most eloquently, the ****** and the crudités and the et. al., with a succinctly pithy observation: *"ah, I see (me wincing), still crazy after all these years* ...and other stories*
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 8:03 PM UTC
**** pickles and other stories
he, hardly fit, sleeps fitfully he, like a baby, up and down at 2am the cerebrum racked, like a street *** so needy, for a low caloric, non-alcoholic snack pickles - the almost zero solution, dill in particular, or even the slightly bad boy cousins, the buttered variety so in his customized original 100% sleeping skin gear, standing in front of the shiniest fridge gleaming, his unfortunate reflection somewhat steamy, indecisive, which, his pickle, to to choose, which to eat, completely complete, to celebrate his dietetic restraint so she, the yoga ballerina lioness, finds him upright but not uptight, leaving him in an awkward so to speak, poem, pickling, naked and speechless, as the mouth is fully engorged and on point she summarizes most eloquently, the ****** and the crudités and the et. al., with a succinctly pithy observation: *"ah, I see (me wincing), still crazy after all these years* ...and other stories*
8:02pm 4/21/17
stillcrazyafteralltheseye
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 8:03 PM UTC
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