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My body has taken on a life
 Of its own – It keeps a motley crew 
At beck and call, its many moons,
 They rise and fall 
In orbit, attending to 
 Its whims and fancies 
(Or maybe lack thereof). The attendees, they wax and wane 
 With furrowed brows and second glances. And yet hindsight magnifies The margin, Mends these cool, amnesic distances - And there I scoff, detach, 
And the thing itself seems laughably small
 And inconsequential.
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 5:35 PM UTC
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My body has taken on a life
 Of its own – It keeps a motley crew 
At beck and call, its many moons,
 They rise and fall 
In orbit, attending to 
 Its whims and fancies 
(Or maybe lack thereof). The attendees, they wax and wane 
 With furrowed brows and second glances. And yet hindsight magnifies The margin, Mends these cool, amnesic distances - And there I scoff, detach, 
And the thing itself seems laughably small
 And inconsequential.
lauren-c
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 5:35 PM UTC
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