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Page12, section vii

Our lungs look like branches so we’ll rustle when we breathe and grasp at sunlight when we sing and splinter when we seethe. I guess water is the steam that didn’t become dreams, our ocean what God failed to divine after the testaments. (So we will go insane if we drink too much of the sea). God chose us from the wrong materials so we are seasons and we leave.
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Feb 10
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