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my grievous faults ————————- ~for SJR1000~ the sun is out after a week of island fog, (different from regular citified fogginess) days seasoned with rapacious, hard hitting all-night-long-rains, steady winds of fifteen miles per hour, made “outside”unattractive, yet, even now, sun inside with me, writing you listening to Tupelo Honey, sets me awondering, have you figured out how people work, uncovered the source of human misery, so we can get that vaccine asap, for something a 1000 times more deadly than coronavirus? my grievous faults, many, well catalogued, but one of the chiefest is a side effect of a virulent ego that cuts off vision, thoughtfulness, letting good people slip away, and when called out, I’m aggrieved, my faults, they wicked, embarrassing so I’m asking, you, myself, anybody else, eavesdropping, if this is true, for me, for you, you got the experience, if *”It don't make no difference Escaping one last time It's easier to believe in this sweet madness Oh, this glorious sadness That brings me to my knees”*^ write me, enlighten me, and if the answers are still a fugitive escaping, no matter, just way it is, no pressure other than the sixteen tons of mining life’s coal dust vicissitudes, its mysterious way of tilting the scales, then escaping, side venting, through poetry
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May 30, 2020
May 30, 2020 at 11:59 AM UTC
my grievous faults
my grievous faults ————————- ~for SJR1000~ the sun is out after a week of island fog, (different from regular citified fogginess) days seasoned with rapacious, hard hitting all-night-long-rains, steady winds of fifteen miles per hour, made “outside”unattractive, yet, even now, sun inside with me, writing you listening to Tupelo Honey, sets me awondering, have you figured out how people work, uncovered the source of human misery, so we can get that vaccine asap, for something a 1000 times more deadly than coronavirus? my grievous faults, many, well catalogued, but one of the chiefest is a side effect of a virulent ego that cuts off vision, thoughtfulness, letting good people slip away, and when called out, I’m aggrieved, my faults, they wicked, embarrassing so I’m asking, you, myself, anybody else, eavesdropping, if this is true, for me, for you, you got the experience, if *”It don't make no difference Escaping one last time It's easier to believe in this sweet madness Oh, this glorious sadness That brings me to my knees”*^ write me, enlighten me, and if the answers are still a fugitive escaping, no matter, just way it is, no pressure other than the sixteen tons of mining life’s coal dust vicissitudes, its mysterious way of tilting the scales, then escaping, side venting, through poetry
^ lyric from”Angel” by Sarah Mclachlan
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99/M/NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
May 30, 2020
May 30, 2020 at 11:59 AM UTC
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