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We practice serenity with each day that we receive. No search for amenity just live off of what we believe. No shortness of want or need, look how easily we breathe. That’s where the old snake stopped me from attempting to grab the fruit. There was endless crop to see there was infinite loot. We’re living in paradise lost. We’re living in paradise lost, and I don’t ever want to be found. No much more to gain, we shower within the rain. Maybe I could stop this train maybe you could stop the pain. We have no short of grain we have no hate or bane. Rocky Mountains or flat plain, delusional but still sane. That’s where the old snake stopped me, and told me that I need not pick. The fruit was freely dropping, raining down so strong and quick. We’re living in paradise lost, with nothing bringing us down. We’re living in paradise lost, and I don’t ever want to be found.
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Sep 16, 2024
Sep 16, 2024 at 12:20 PM UTC
Paradise Lost
We practice serenity with each day that we receive. No search for amenity just live off of what we believe. No shortness of want or need, look how easily we breathe. That’s where the old snake stopped me from attempting to grab the fruit. There was endless crop to see there was infinite loot. We’re living in paradise lost. We’re living in paradise lost, and I don’t ever want to be found. No much more to gain, we shower within the rain. Maybe I could stop this train maybe you could stop the pain. We have no short of grain we have no hate or bane. Rocky Mountains or flat plain, delusional but still sane. That’s where the old snake stopped me, and told me that I need not pick. The fruit was freely dropping, raining down so strong and quick. We’re living in paradise lost, with nothing bringing us down. We’re living in paradise lost, and I don’t ever want to be found.
emmackenzie
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36/F/Ottawa
Sep 16, 2024
Sep 16, 2024 at 12:20 PM UTC
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