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Lone

Lone your stupor sits. What reverie you declare, ambrosia never stang like this since last the rain came stinging. Ah but puddles my dear, what fun! I'll watch your splish splash but let us not forget the protection glass affords. I fear large numbers. I confess, it's true. It's not the hands per se, rather the eyelashes and how they remind me of teeth. They chew me up with a glance. Still, what good could one decimal eyelash hope for faced with Napoleon's specters. I'd wager on scarce. Even so, eyelashes chewed through my thatcher. I'll have to buy a new one. One that isn't so fond of how the Swiss process milk. Not that it's desired but it's still nice to have a tally in the loner's column, now and again.
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25 / M / Ottawa
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Sep 15, 2019
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#indoors#inside#eyelashes#confined#solitude#isolation
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