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Dear Mr. Carl Sandburg, Once, you wrote: *"The lucid and endless wrinkles" Draw in, lapse and withdraw. Wavelets crumble and white spent bubbles Wash on the floor of the beach."* Having observed often, the exact phenomenon you reference in the words above, the undulating action upon a sand white beach, patient waiting the greetings of the all-day wavelets, which reminded you, which reminded me, of the lucid and endless wrinkles sea worn upon our faces, it is my happy duty incumbent to inform your spirit, that we have yet in this the 21st century, to invent, a machine that does it better than you man, hu-man, connecting our aged faces to the timeless stroking of the Earth by the water that sustains life. Yours truly, Mr. Smoke Scribe
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Sep 3, 2017
Sep 3, 2017 at 11:22 AM UTC
Dear Mr. Carl Sandburg,
Dear Mr. Carl Sandburg, Once, you wrote: *"The lucid and endless wrinkles" Draw in, lapse and withdraw. Wavelets crumble and white spent bubbles Wash on the floor of the beach."* Having observed often, the exact phenomenon you reference in the words above, the undulating action upon a sand white beach, patient waiting the greetings of the all-day wavelets, which reminded you, which reminded me, of the lucid and endless wrinkles sea worn upon our faces, it is my happy duty incumbent to inform your spirit, that we have yet in this the 21st century, to invent, a machine that does it better than you man, hu-man, connecting our aged faces to the timeless stroking of the Earth by the water that sustains life. Yours truly, Mr. Smoke Scribe
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Sep 3, 2017
Sep 3, 2017 at 11:22 AM UTC
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