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the left side of every entrance tells me a singer-songwrite about the fashion in which you once entered a room.. glassing around your iris in false -search for something to pretend you are not paying attention to me as much as you are to what is in front of you because you care so much.. beyond a comprehensible dust-jacket mind-map lick-my-toes and prove your LOVE.. I kid, I kid, you love me, you needn't prosthetic yourself into a dark misogyny over there. it's always strange to consider how strangled you become in flashy jackets bought forever at a thrift-shop cash-register and oh good ******* the employee is no employee he's a volunteer and he's been here forever sweet mr. christie (avoiding the obvious reference because Judaeo -Christianity does not make                           Good            Cookies) processing your purchase-- perhaps soon it'll be dollars to counter. dollars have found her-- awake
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 5:37 PM UTC
heil satin
the left side of every entrance tells me a singer-songwrite about the fashion in which you once entered a room.. glassing around your iris in false -search for something to pretend you are not paying attention to me as much as you are to what is in front of you because you care so much.. beyond a comprehensible dust-jacket mind-map lick-my-toes and prove your LOVE.. I kid, I kid, you love me, you needn't prosthetic yourself into a dark misogyny over there. it's always strange to consider how strangled you become in flashy jackets bought forever at a thrift-shop cash-register and oh good ******* the employee is no employee he's a volunteer and he's been here forever sweet mr. christie (avoiding the obvious reference because Judaeo -Christianity does not make                           Good            Cookies) processing your purchase-- perhaps soon it'll be dollars to counter. dollars have found her-- awake
at my wake
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Nov 16, 2013
Nov 16, 2013 at 5:37 PM UTC
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