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Born of the earth; He is a feast for the human soul. His father is a velvet fungus, who invented the cult of domesticity. His mother is pregnant with crisp autumn nights, and speaks to him in the language of the sun and the moon. He lives in ancient waters, with the singing oracles of passion, pain and pleasure. He drives the heartland express and his air freshener smells like musk. He collects squished whispers from your ceilings, and feeds them to you until Sunday morning comes to take him back.
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Jul 1, 2011
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