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The sound of a flute the whistle of the wind an old-century bel canto more ambrosial than the allayed gale on the book a siccative for the soul beautiful and fibrous warmer than the divinity with a broken arm outdoor on the walkway the sound of flute the wording of beauty like being faced with the spring and the cliffs the first tone erodes the stones the second tone ****** the bones the thrid tone captured the thrills at the ends of the neurons like waking up on a divan in a morning.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 2:32 AM UTC
The flute
The sound of a flute the whistle of the wind an old-century bel canto more ambrosial than the allayed gale on the book a siccative for the soul beautiful and fibrous warmer than the divinity with a broken arm outdoor on the walkway the sound of flute the wording of beauty like being faced with the spring and the cliffs the first tone erodes the stones the second tone ****** the bones the thrid tone captured the thrills at the ends of the neurons like waking up on a divan in a morning.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 2:32 AM UTC
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