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adieu, egress, hegira by gone; a strong term I am a long winters' dormant worm | I pry the tip of the Earth with a blind eye As I flex to the gap reaching something warm something elated | Cold grit lines my skin like the prior-bathe of a traveling bird The bellows cast at me adoringly, gust's that sting lightly Frail but assured as I graze the tepid ray | dernier cri, objet d'art, vicissitude up's and down's are now adue I spring of change and what is new
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 8:54 PM UTC
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adieu, egress, hegira by gone; a strong term I am a long winters' dormant worm | I pry the tip of the Earth with a blind eye As I flex to the gap reaching something warm something elated | Cold grit lines my skin like the prior-bathe of a traveling bird The bellows cast at me adoringly, gust's that sting lightly Frail but assured as I graze the tepid ray | dernier cri, objet d'art, vicissitude up's and down's are now adue I spring of change and what is new
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 8:54 PM UTC
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