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When singing songs they are a chorus of me and my shadows together opening      our mouths (kisses at a distance      some touchings of the self: love). When bees buzz by the way that they do I imagine they buzz by via their own tunes and not the wind:      which happens to be around their wings. To sing is something so simple and selfish and sweet and right—wouldn't you like to know? —and when you do it everything becomes yourself like a shiver.      When I am with you: myself: the world      is so much with us while really it is not, but to sing it is good and is right and is sweet and is selfish so simple.
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Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 6:45 PM UTC
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When singing songs they are a chorus of me and my shadows together opening      our mouths (kisses at a distance      some touchings of the self: love). When bees buzz by the way that they do I imagine they buzz by via their own tunes and not the wind:      which happens to be around their wings. To sing is something so simple and selfish and sweet and right—wouldn't you like to know? —and when you do it everything becomes yourself like a shiver.      When I am with you: myself: the world      is so much with us while really it is not, but to sing it is good and is right and is sweet and is selfish so simple.
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Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 6:45 PM UTC
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