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Prolong the intro, Secure its simple harness, Inject a bit of colour, Bring light out of its darkness, Still I don't think, they like me. Each morning is silent, The wind no more less violent, Acres of space that walk divines, Walk on by it passes off time, But still I don't think, they like me. Afternoon bakes without purpose, Standing in a queue street bustles, Next please the black dressed ref whistles, When something dozen align, I don't think, they like me. All that energy used up from a curVe nostril, A smoke screen tunnel home a miracle, I'm surplus to need in quarantine I just feel, Another day lost with keys on the table, Intuit style I don't think, they like me. All these thoughts became an Ariel view, So fresh from a melon the last picture of you, Loves July and December, The flower of summer, the snowdrops of winter, They walk on by and still I don't think, they like me. O'Reily@11012015
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 7:17 AM UTC
I Don't Think, They Like Me
Prolong the intro, Secure its simple harness, Inject a bit of colour, Bring light out of its darkness, Still I don't think, they like me. Each morning is silent, The wind no more less violent, Acres of space that walk divines, Walk on by it passes off time, But still I don't think, they like me. Afternoon bakes without purpose, Standing in a queue street bustles, Next please the black dressed ref whistles, When something dozen align, I don't think, they like me. All that energy used up from a curVe nostril, A smoke screen tunnel home a miracle, I'm surplus to need in quarantine I just feel, Another day lost with keys on the table, Intuit style I don't think, they like me. All these thoughts became an Ariel view, So fresh from a melon the last picture of you, Loves July and December, The flower of summer, the snowdrops of winter, They walk on by and still I don't think, they like me. O'Reily@11012015
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 7:17 AM UTC
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