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by molly-jenkins

the chorus and the columns far upholding tactful, dreamy stars and what can we say, to dream what they are? turning in trembling multitudes. but the common cry is a fallow blow falls empty to that silver'd glow and nobody could ever know if the lights hear at all, or are uncaring
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