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...besides the LORD, and my menfolk:  Nobody. (sonnet #MMMMMCMLXXXIX) I meant to 'gin:  Officious.  Sunday thence With echoes of religious duties they'll Assure you's needful, 'til in sheer betrayl Tis sin to not be there and an offense To sleep-in, whilst the shabby bow from hence To cold hauteur and know god has a scale Whereby we measure worth by gain's detail-- But I've forgotten whither, in a sense. Come, which is better?  Oh yes, to be sure Like he said 'long ere:  "say whatever--" to Add, "--but stand on it too."  If church is poor Cuz that's pretense, so is aught falsehood.  Do I be a hyp'crite in love too, well you're Allowed to censure me.  Who owns me?  Who? 23Oct16a
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Oct 23, 2016
Oct 23, 2016 at 11:25 PM UTC
Lo, on This Day for Hot Cars--
...besides the LORD, and my menfolk:  Nobody. (sonnet #MMMMMCMLXXXIX) I meant to 'gin:  Officious.  Sunday thence With echoes of religious duties they'll Assure you's needful, 'til in sheer betrayl Tis sin to not be there and an offense To sleep-in, whilst the shabby bow from hence To cold hauteur and know god has a scale Whereby we measure worth by gain's detail-- But I've forgotten whither, in a sense. Come, which is better?  Oh yes, to be sure Like he said 'long ere:  "say whatever--" to Add, "--but stand on it too."  If church is poor Cuz that's pretense, so is aught falsehood.  Do I be a hyp'crite in love too, well you're Allowed to censure me.  Who owns me?  Who? 23Oct16a
Yes, we've a Dukes of Hazard car which counts this intersection routine, passing through for years now, and I can't begin to number off the rest, in addition to diesel pickmeups and don't let me begin on Harleys with straight pipes.  Sunday.  Is a lovely day in the Fall.
JennyGordon
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51/F/Bolingbrook, IL
Oct 23, 2016
Oct 23, 2016 at 11:25 PM UTC
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