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pencil work

click-clack graphite stains my hand uneven lines caress paper words flow from my mind to my fingers click-clack graphite inches out metallic grey, both dull and exciting strong lines fade to thinned out smudges click-clack
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Written by
emily-kane-elmore
American
Published
May 1, 2013
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