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*Like a pin on a spike the dim light creaks dull bright and fungus glums in the 'tween as it might... and a yearling takes a day to bring about the long, wrong night as amber drools from the lungs of a stunted kite, the wind is an idiot pruning the sun from a suspect sky. how we talk in the interim is nuts, but the lust excels. it grooms the pollution, and yes it threatens the fresh blood of our last regrets. but... yes fathom the windmills of our mangoes as a fruit - Less. some other joy that - has a boy gone more less than kept. and crease the wrinkle in your starlight to moon if not to breath*
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 2:51 AM UTC
The Myth Of Mangoes
*Like a pin on a spike the dim light creaks dull bright and fungus glums in the 'tween as it might... and a yearling takes a day to bring about the long, wrong night as amber drools from the lungs of a stunted kite, the wind is an idiot pruning the sun from a suspect sky. how we talk in the interim is nuts, but the lust excels. it grooms the pollution, and yes it threatens the fresh blood of our last regrets. but... yes fathom the windmills of our mangoes as a fruit - Less. some other joy that - has a boy gone more less than kept. and crease the wrinkle in your starlight to moon if not to breath*
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 2:51 AM UTC
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