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all of my hearts feel injured out of each mouth a separate tedium unaccounted, all unaccounted the ticking of this tongue flat and gross in the stupor of days and- and you are dead in the East pale horseless East freckling falernum soaked feathers for fathers fatherless East, now and farther over the terminating sea you have left me, here and how sick I have been how unimaginably quiet my bald mind can be I touch my own forehead, lest I forget myself I do not even recall, who I am talking about I find myself in the strew of night, ineloquent and helpless how easily, I flicker not even a copy of myself
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 12:13 AM UTC
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all of my hearts feel injured out of each mouth a separate tedium unaccounted, all unaccounted the ticking of this tongue flat and gross in the stupor of days and- and you are dead in the East pale horseless East freckling falernum soaked feathers for fathers fatherless East, now and farther over the terminating sea you have left me, here and how sick I have been how unimaginably quiet my bald mind can be I touch my own forehead, lest I forget myself I do not even recall, who I am talking about I find myself in the strew of night, ineloquent and helpless how easily, I flicker not even a copy of myself
chelsea-chavez
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Jan 4, 2016
Jan 4, 2016 at 12:13 AM UTC
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