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I cannot recall the bruise on my thumb and the lazy scent of saliva on the carpet. Working, under what circumstance? Have you not the mind of a nocturne? Are you bidding me to sleep when you know I cannot? God, I wonder if his fingers fumble once in a while, when I firmly hold my soliloquy between the reed and my sorrowing lips. It hurts, down bottom, I think, But Saturday holds a repetitive rendition of the same smiling faces and the same brand of red pens. I am not tired; one has a maximum that has not yet been conquered.
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 7:25 PM UTC
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I cannot recall the bruise on my thumb and the lazy scent of saliva on the carpet. Working, under what circumstance? Have you not the mind of a nocturne? Are you bidding me to sleep when you know I cannot? God, I wonder if his fingers fumble once in a while, when I firmly hold my soliloquy between the reed and my sorrowing lips. It hurts, down bottom, I think, But Saturday holds a repetitive rendition of the same smiling faces and the same brand of red pens. I am not tired; one has a maximum that has not yet been conquered.
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 7:25 PM UTC
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