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When I was younger, I read Dickinson and Milligan in conjunction.

There’s a sickness or a ringing in the early hours of night and it creeps and creeps and creeps till you’re begging for the light. There’s a pinging, pinging, triumph of wisdom in your eyes. You have grown and now you know not to take me by surprise. It’s a slow infatuation seems to ebb and flow with tides or with the special flitter-flutter of un-all-knowing minds.
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