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Breast-ache woman, you beautify behind redden scars and befriend those who are free from languid storm-hair. I see you rate the raw breast-worship of frantic whistles which collide against the callus freckles of a moon-sea. You ask, "Can you see the satellites that sate lights of the city...Creating causeways or ways to cause the first chill of dirt in a Martini?" I take a drink.
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Jan 28, 2011
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