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If the shackles of the bouldering social structures collapse then the stores are closed for winter.  Sandy can wear last month’s Louis.   If the whole world allowed us in then you shouldn’t have procrastinated poisoning the fluorescence. If you open the worn pages of time then you won’t die alone. Not enough, huh? Steely Dan the doctor Frankenstein. “I cried when I wrote this song.  Sue me if I play too long,” Compost dreams so not long-gone? If you have to kill yourself, then Paris becomes your drug.   Why would I intervene an ungrateful brat? Don’t know if your veins will end up my perfect quill but if I have lose musical chairs to my father I will get you that spotlight goddammit.
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jacquelyn-sublett
Colorado
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May 5, 2015
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