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The Locksmith

Push the pins, trick the tumblers; Hear the clicks, add the numbers. Artistry at its best, beauty incomprehensible Such practiced hands, this lock original. Oh I wonder I wonder, what’s inside? Then, a chuckle drifts over the sound of shear line. Survived of failed attempts and melted keys, Yet, my chest still ends up empty.
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May 7, 2012
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