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did you notice when the words shed their skin? the hour was late in the idle day and the light of significance grew dim. at the shore, the waves compelled you to stay and you saw, in the waves that slid away all the ways in which you could not alter the crash, and retreat, of waves come to claim what was only ever borrowed from them. be that ocean, it is asked of you, and your wheel will keep bringing gifts to the sand. sea and desert, two serpents coiled, two vast multitudes, and between, some small truth recurring. this world is a single breath and uncounted smiles; no words for the rest.
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 10:58 AM UTC
already another wave
did you notice when the words shed their skin? the hour was late in the idle day and the light of significance grew dim. at the shore, the waves compelled you to stay and you saw, in the waves that slid away all the ways in which you could not alter the crash, and retreat, of waves come to claim what was only ever borrowed from them. be that ocean, it is asked of you, and your wheel will keep bringing gifts to the sand. sea and desert, two serpents coiled, two vast multitudes, and between, some small truth recurring. this world is a single breath and uncounted smiles; no words for the rest.
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 10:58 AM UTC
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