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I will sing of her ankles, the sun and the mighty of earth. I saw her bareness, there in the baths, a lovely vision dancing. Then, the dark-clouded son of crocus startled her. Once he used to jump over measured ponds, saw the bidding of King Porcupine, he himself aids violently says, You will live in lymph nodes and he croaked, my neat-ankled bather , my dear, jumped and ran away.
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 1:00 PM UTC
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I will sing of her ankles, the sun and the mighty of earth. I saw her bareness, there in the baths, a lovely vision dancing. Then, the dark-clouded son of crocus startled her. Once he used to jump over measured ponds, saw the bidding of King Porcupine, he himself aids violently says, You will live in lymph nodes and he croaked, my neat-ankled bather , my dear, jumped and ran away.
A stealthy version of Homer. Stoled.
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 1:00 PM UTC
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