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Outsider See's The Devil In Us All

Candy cane soldiers roll her down like a boulder, Her wet cheeks nearly speak with that bed of concrete on her shoulder. Could it be? It is she! Redundant locks trapped in braid Suddenly, squirming around the corner a mustached man repeats "Your wish is mine to fade, you hold no recognition in the decision youve made. So its time you come with me" The princess and her scruples finally flee. Unsteady warp blurring corpse after corpse. One with a top hat and 3/4 of a profile pose. Horns surrounded with fur turned to a hairless neck for a nose. Useless change changed the pace, as far as walkin' goes. Each taste is heavier, Each word is touchier. Their fingers grew legs runnin where answers grow on a tree. Could it be? I see he. How can you not when he hides in the most obvious of spots! Im serious. He's as clear as the beer on your beard, you're delerious. Take a look at the windowless reflection pointing in the direction back at thee. Sneaky little red-eyed bumblebee
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Mar 2, 2012
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