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Smell of (fantasized) cell number on a napkin- wheat-colored, taking stride with the outcast wind bouncing off the sleeves of Monte Carlo- barks with attentive seasoning; I remembered that smell inside the subway car in the jute-fiber knot of flesh, furnished myself with its contour, mucus fondling of despair that unfolds its sorry, coy sequence. When we're asked about the imagination we who can't smell it as well imagine a ribald audacity on our part, like a whos-who on a pinned up list, like sunlight thrown like a muffler around your neck
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Jan 20, 2019
Jan 20, 2019 at 11:35 AM UTC
Alfaaz, 12
Smell of (fantasized) cell number on a napkin- wheat-colored, taking stride with the outcast wind bouncing off the sleeves of Monte Carlo- barks with attentive seasoning; I remembered that smell inside the subway car in the jute-fiber knot of flesh, furnished myself with its contour, mucus fondling of despair that unfolds its sorry, coy sequence. When we're asked about the imagination we who can't smell it as well imagine a ribald audacity on our part, like a whos-who on a pinned up list, like sunlight thrown like a muffler around your neck
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Jan 20, 2019
Jan 20, 2019 at 11:35 AM UTC
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