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shroud me in his warm silhouette do soften me still to the tugs on the barrow to the honeypot and rosa peace sitting some too fragrant in the sill to tendrils of queen anne's lace silking up the wheel lost in his travail to his oil soiled clothing and pearly white chrysanthemums and lilies for my biding when I might again see him tinkering and typing to oleander twining 'round the spine of his shade to the sweet scent brewing in the kettle so, soon his perennials settle into themselves coiled wire around their stems to conserve his oeuvre fair and open on their shelves so, if not much else, I might then keep them blooming well
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 1:13 PM UTC
après tu
shroud me in his warm silhouette do soften me still to the tugs on the barrow to the honeypot and rosa peace sitting some too fragrant in the sill to tendrils of queen anne's lace silking up the wheel lost in his travail to his oil soiled clothing and pearly white chrysanthemums and lilies for my biding when I might again see him tinkering and typing to oleander twining 'round the spine of his shade to the sweet scent brewing in the kettle so, soon his perennials settle into themselves coiled wire around their stems to conserve his oeuvre fair and open on their shelves so, if not much else, I might then keep them blooming well
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 1:13 PM UTC
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