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trust in the shape of a key, good god how corny is that? satisfactorily nonsensical, a Pharisee phrase, so offal illogical, it borders on the poetically reprehensible who has time to state this stuff, pretend it is worthy of something respectful, work it into a Nobel Prize awarded script, nominated for "really bad **** an ordinary hardware key, brass gleamy, and the squealing grinding noise heard while a blank progenitor is reimagined, so so annoyingly ludicrous in this century of plastic replicators but the noise, comfortably familiar as a sound of things being made run thumb test over the cuts, as if your thumb should know what order the points and bevels, the toothy gap spaces should be, the correct disorderly order of the teeth there are very few locks on a farm; indeed the front door key has not been seen in many a year what's that you ask? ok ok - I get it - in harvest time it is early to bed and earlier to rise, conclude this mystery key, red winter wheat needs laying down, stop your word seeds germinating there may be few locks on a farm, everything rusts so quickly anyway, but stop to comprehend just how many locks the human body employs  - at least 613, maybe many more, and only one master for them all a shiny gleamy thing, strangely, its cuts and grooves seem to spell a word trust go figure 1:05am in the city
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Sep 28, 2017
Sep 28, 2017 at 1:18 AM UTC
trust in the shape of a key
trust in the shape of a key, good god how corny is that? satisfactorily nonsensical, a Pharisee phrase, so offal illogical, it borders on the poetically reprehensible who has time to state this stuff, pretend it is worthy of something respectful, work it into a Nobel Prize awarded script, nominated for "really bad **** an ordinary hardware key, brass gleamy, and the squealing grinding noise heard while a blank progenitor is reimagined, so so annoyingly ludicrous in this century of plastic replicators but the noise, comfortably familiar as a sound of things being made run thumb test over the cuts, as if your thumb should know what order the points and bevels, the toothy gap spaces should be, the correct disorderly order of the teeth there are very few locks on a farm; indeed the front door key has not been seen in many a year what's that you ask? ok ok - I get it - in harvest time it is early to bed and earlier to rise, conclude this mystery key, red winter wheat needs laying down, stop your word seeds germinating there may be few locks on a farm, everything rusts so quickly anyway, but stop to comprehend just how many locks the human body employs  - at least 613, maybe many more, and only one master for them all a shiny gleamy thing, strangely, its cuts and grooves seem to spell a word trust go figure 1:05am in the city
yes, for the Canadian Iranian
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Sep 28, 2017
Sep 28, 2017 at 1:18 AM UTC
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