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I could be dead by tomorrow, wrapped in the comfort of silence. Spread out on the floor of yesterday. I loved you so many years ago there is a calm scrape on the days meridian. I turn myself in for being ridiculous. " Do I dare to eat a peach? ". I cross the sandpaths of memory and kick the castles yesterday left. No tomorrow for us. I, like Prufrock, dizzingly look for the summer night, walk unsteady in my old age lest I die to finally and forget. Caroline Shank 1.20.2023
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Jan 21, 2023
Jan 21, 2023 at 7:06 AM UTC
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I could be dead by tomorrow, wrapped in the comfort of silence. Spread out on the floor of yesterday. I loved you so many years ago there is a calm scrape on the days meridian. I turn myself in for being ridiculous. " Do I dare to eat a peach? ". I cross the sandpaths of memory and kick the castles yesterday left. No tomorrow for us. I, like Prufrock, dizzingly look for the summer night, walk unsteady in my old age lest I die to finally and forget. Caroline Shank 1.20.2023
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Jan 21, 2023
Jan 21, 2023 at 7:06 AM UTC
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