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how my balloon became addicted to helium is a cautionary in a coal mine choking on fumes, next to the garden hose, all snakes and power-lines entangled in the turbulence of absolute calm , a rarefied catastrophe an asterix, just to the right of the meaningless word you would say to me. how my balloon became addicted to helium is a lost tomb. teensy- weensy bones are polished very close to microphones. i would have to be the nothingness, just for the night [ followed by the longest day with you. ] jimmy the lock and fish out the quills; we'll write a new desolation in cuneiform and iron will - throw out your kinsmen if they be discontinuous... to shave a few hours off time wasted delirious.
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Oct 17, 2012
Oct 17, 2012 at 2:06 PM UTC
How My Balloon Became Addicted To Helium
how my balloon became addicted to helium is a cautionary in a coal mine choking on fumes, next to the garden hose, all snakes and power-lines entangled in the turbulence of absolute calm , a rarefied catastrophe an asterix, just to the right of the meaningless word you would say to me. how my balloon became addicted to helium is a lost tomb. teensy- weensy bones are polished very close to microphones. i would have to be the nothingness, just for the night [ followed by the longest day with you. ] jimmy the lock and fish out the quills; we'll write a new desolation in cuneiform and iron will - throw out your kinsmen if they be discontinuous... to shave a few hours off time wasted delirious.
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Oct 17, 2012
Oct 17, 2012 at 2:06 PM UTC
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