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A feather has been placed on the breast of Mother Nature only to be blown away by the winds she created, crafted out of good intentions and placed onto the wings of irreplaceable mystic holding super powered beings that claim the ability which mere mortals only dream to obtain. Spreading for all to see, each climate of generously sparing and over populated monstrosities unable to be reached by force in calves and thighs, these which i object to call by given proper letters haunt me in conventional senses. Ugly, foul, wretched, I personify my adjectives as ammunition for these paper dwelling drawings that seem so fascinating to common folk. Fly my mother told me, fly.
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Oct 4, 2012
Oct 4, 2012 at 11:05 PM UTC
A Day In The Life
A feather has been placed on the breast of Mother Nature only to be blown away by the winds she created, crafted out of good intentions and placed onto the wings of irreplaceable mystic holding super powered beings that claim the ability which mere mortals only dream to obtain. Spreading for all to see, each climate of generously sparing and over populated monstrosities unable to be reached by force in calves and thighs, these which i object to call by given proper letters haunt me in conventional senses. Ugly, foul, wretched, I personify my adjectives as ammunition for these paper dwelling drawings that seem so fascinating to common folk. Fly my mother told me, fly.
kara-goss
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Oct 4, 2012
Oct 4, 2012 at 11:05 PM UTC
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