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Crash unbridled gates. Grind organs through the rosy calm of tolerance. See misfits shuck the beasts in bed with bliss. Type up and tack to this new daily mess the bounds of what went by 'neath private barroom skies; no looming spy will fix you flint to burn the friendly waters, flicker honor out to disarrange and scold some rhyme too bold for comfort-answers, dumb-fit, fumble- grounded in some sliver too uncouth. Tape pageless trees for truth; blog-sift the spheres, watch darkness' evil ears upend and train the tuner on the lips extolling groundwork kisses (sparkful dominance upstaged by passion turned to stone: reserves gone sour, hour unknown.) Mist-choked misnomers acting onerous and blinking out of phase: de-stage the structure. Anchor down who stays, who pulls the latest polls. While blind-spots clutch white lace like arguments, make space to process what flies past as ****** rats stay the course, a maze in grace.
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 10:35 PM UTC
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Crash unbridled gates. Grind organs through the rosy calm of tolerance. See misfits shuck the beasts in bed with bliss. Type up and tack to this new daily mess the bounds of what went by 'neath private barroom skies; no looming spy will fix you flint to burn the friendly waters, flicker honor out to disarrange and scold some rhyme too bold for comfort-answers, dumb-fit, fumble- grounded in some sliver too uncouth. Tape pageless trees for truth; blog-sift the spheres, watch darkness' evil ears upend and train the tuner on the lips extolling groundwork kisses (sparkful dominance upstaged by passion turned to stone: reserves gone sour, hour unknown.) Mist-choked misnomers acting onerous and blinking out of phase: de-stage the structure. Anchor down who stays, who pulls the latest polls. While blind-spots clutch white lace like arguments, make space to process what flies past as ****** rats stay the course, a maze in grace.
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 10:35 PM UTC
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