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my loves, the many accumulated mn- eumonic responses play'd on future women. ideas based on the poiv- rottes of idealized affectation past. cesspools emptied by the horse-tanks with stelth in the night, but the- re couldn't be much stealth for a target reeking of shit and convalescence. sadness and that odor would hang heavy in the first cold rains of winter. transplanting thoughts, always transplanted emotions of subjugation. she was waiting for someone, this now past but once future poivrotte. feet to be knock'd from under, body to find lulling embrace. mind the levitat- ing affect. mind, the missing portion of our feint'd love. and   - I was always empty and     both sad and happy with a third-class train ride, at mon poivrottes' expense of mentality. we could used to lay together talk- king in adult tones through our child mouths. remembering to poc- ket fruit to retain our breakfast from freezing. speaking no truer words than those utter'd while embraced. words from the mou- ths of us children. truer words never could be counterfeit, never could be spoken without loss of conscience. Cezanne-dreams of color, Impressionist subconscious, j'adore mon poivrottes. feasting of mo- vement and staining all around with the strong cafe au lait. follow'd aper- itif, following digestifs, following back to lie. to flow words from our child mo- uths, we would walk paths through the woods in the Autumn twilight. the trees were sculptures having their leaves stripped bare. walking alongside, we walk'd ourselves down the same separate path.
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