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Dodge the sunlight escaped your fingernails that claw for chests unlike your own. Full of pep and beating and turquoise and leaves in strands of hair standing upward aft your vessel. What was it exactly that you mentioned when we were afloat the houred current of delirious eye-gazing? Something of abashed lashes and nervous cheek twitching. We had never stared for so long. We had never conversed with the ferocity of ten men praying to the floor on hands and knees with closed eyes on mat and chest; a chest so unlike your own. That sunlight radiates. No, too common, too Not. Help me with your interpretation: It inexplicably adjectives across the scraps of dregs and scrapes of rope tied too tightly to beliefs that would never sway to connect. A loss of connection of mind and body and voice and spirit and Other, a parlance in the wind without ears to receive or understand the call, call him a headless beggar, which has that chest, that chest so unlike your own.
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 9, 2012 at 11:27 PM UTC
A Chest So Unlike Your Own
Dodge the sunlight escaped your fingernails that claw for chests unlike your own. Full of pep and beating and turquoise and leaves in strands of hair standing upward aft your vessel. What was it exactly that you mentioned when we were afloat the houred current of delirious eye-gazing? Something of abashed lashes and nervous cheek twitching. We had never stared for so long. We had never conversed with the ferocity of ten men praying to the floor on hands and knees with closed eyes on mat and chest; a chest so unlike your own. That sunlight radiates. No, too common, too Not. Help me with your interpretation: It inexplicably adjectives across the scraps of dregs and scrapes of rope tied too tightly to beliefs that would never sway to connect. A loss of connection of mind and body and voice and spirit and Other, a parlance in the wind without ears to receive or understand the call, call him a headless beggar, which has that chest, that chest so unlike your own.
joseph-valle
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 9, 2012 at 11:27 PM UTC
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