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A little blood, and then nothing. Waited. But there were no cramps, no sweats. No shrimp-like cell cluster. She recalled the dates of this downfall: Of a **** no law’d recognise. Bus drivers’ strike. Consultation with a grumpy-old-doctor-man. "... you’re probably too late. Try an Aspirin between your knees next time…” This is how she told her love to me. Measured against in-spite-of, not by because.
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Aug 8, 2012
Aug 8, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
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A little blood, and then nothing. Waited. But there were no cramps, no sweats. No shrimp-like cell cluster. She recalled the dates of this downfall: Of a **** no law’d recognise. Bus drivers’ strike. Consultation with a grumpy-old-doctor-man. "... you’re probably too late. Try an Aspirin between your knees next time…” This is how she told her love to me. Measured against in-spite-of, not by because.
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Aug 8, 2012
Aug 8, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
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