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Disquietude Rustle my mind Iron out the creases  Left me with nothing But perfect pleats I can't bear to understand And flat surfaces  Lacking the wrinkles Of chocolate Of stories Of moments Maybe of passion Maybe of clumse Maybe of sadness Then again Doesn't no wrinkles Tell the story of A perfectly ironed shirt A moment A story Maybe of passionate ironing Maybe of clumsy ironing Maybe of sad ironing Who am I to judge this shirt-mind Perhaps  The ironing Is chocolate In and of itself.
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Aug 3, 2012
Aug 3, 2012 at 4:44 PM UTC
This Quiet, Dude
Disquietude Rustle my mind Iron out the creases  Left me with nothing But perfect pleats I can't bear to understand And flat surfaces  Lacking the wrinkles Of chocolate Of stories Of moments Maybe of passion Maybe of clumse Maybe of sadness Then again Doesn't no wrinkles Tell the story of A perfectly ironed shirt A moment A story Maybe of passionate ironing Maybe of clumsy ironing Maybe of sad ironing Who am I to judge this shirt-mind Perhaps  The ironing Is chocolate In and of itself.
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Aug 3, 2012
Aug 3, 2012 at 4:44 PM UTC
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