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I visited Sophianae last week to see a flock of ravens who had large, black beaks and weary, calloused eyes and glossy scalpels. They gazed at my divine, God given gift; my spine, a tree that holds up my being, so twisted up and torn down. They sighed in exasperation. I almost felt their equipment splitting me wide open; instead I imagined I was lost at sea with Odysseus; then I saw clear: their scalpels were glossy from salty, fallen tears and broken winged dreams.
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Feb 9, 2020
Feb 9, 2020 at 12:21 PM UTC
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I visited Sophianae last week to see a flock of ravens who had large, black beaks and weary, calloused eyes and glossy scalpels. They gazed at my divine, God given gift; my spine, a tree that holds up my being, so twisted up and torn down. They sighed in exasperation. I almost felt their equipment splitting me wide open; instead I imagined I was lost at sea with Odysseus; then I saw clear: their scalpels were glossy from salty, fallen tears and broken winged dreams.
my back hurts all the time
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Feb 9, 2020
Feb 9, 2020 at 12:21 PM UTC
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