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Course splinters as I brush my hair. I deal with my brittle armor One external body plate at a time I rub on layers of oil And stand in a warm place I try to cure the tough weathering of my proceeding age But this is just maintainance And now this morning task is done It's time to turn my mind to the rust of the day And the leaves from off of the list At designated times I shall take my pellets Bend my limbs And take a rest for the energy Then quiet my stirrings And return to the excercises of a daily span Bed to a bed And all the focuses accordioning inbetween
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Nov 9, 2015
Nov 9, 2015 at 1:58 AM UTC
Rustle
Course splinters as I brush my hair. I deal with my brittle armor One external body plate at a time I rub on layers of oil And stand in a warm place I try to cure the tough weathering of my proceeding age But this is just maintainance And now this morning task is done It's time to turn my mind to the rust of the day And the leaves from off of the list At designated times I shall take my pellets Bend my limbs And take a rest for the energy Then quiet my stirrings And return to the excercises of a daily span Bed to a bed And all the focuses accordioning inbetween
neth-jones
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Nov 9, 2015
Nov 9, 2015 at 1:58 AM UTC
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