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males of omniscience: pt. 1

There once was a boy who knew her lines were drawn in the sand he knew where she chose to stand but he ebbed and flowed like the tide and washed all her lines away the tides tumultuously turned: took off running and left her burned when he whose first step seemed harmless acted thoughtlessly against her No's quickly the sand turned quick her body began to stick - to his, and she sank unwillingly into his rhythms forever changed her rhythms, her course with the force of his own *********** Ignored her Pleads for the sake of his "needs" recollections slightly blurred but it's unfogged that he heard he Knew. he knew.
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