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in the half light of the whole day; dozing where the marsh plods clottly but the pond scums slowly. you can spare no moral when your tall tale's growing. but you sift slop oddly through the rot god's nothing. II Fugue ahead. Caution. III On thin air, thick tongues and brick lungs scrum for balloons and ruinous truth, teething batter and gum-shoes attuned to less violence, but inviolate, if only for the fist in the violets. the pugilist in the plums. Or maybe - the cancerous rhinoceros in the plasticity of a knows job goblin. you tell me. no problem.
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 12:42 AM UTC
Thin Air, Thick Tongues And Brick Lungs
in the half light of the whole day; dozing where the marsh plods clottly but the pond scums slowly. you can spare no moral when your tall tale's growing. but you sift slop oddly through the rot god's nothing. II Fugue ahead. Caution. III On thin air, thick tongues and brick lungs scrum for balloons and ruinous truth, teething batter and gum-shoes attuned to less violence, but inviolate, if only for the fist in the violets. the pugilist in the plums. Or maybe - the cancerous rhinoceros in the plasticity of a knows job goblin. you tell me. no problem.
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 12:42 AM UTC
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