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Palmtrees grow from silicone

Perfection was rumored to be living three blocks from the bakery I, intrigued, found myself on the porch of a dingy white house, with a forsaken garden I knocked, the door cracked Out of the shadows, an elderly man with a tremor in his body approached me, and smiled "Sorry, it's just me, God. Perfection moved out a while ago, and left this." He handed me One Teardrop
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