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Upside-down and unconditioned I climbed my tower. Sprinkled my flecks and dodges. Wistful-eyed, in soul surrender with my twin wild roses, I grew. Sunset in mauve near sparked attention cop politician any progressive crew and all the while I whinnied to the moon. Before the door was broken into under-rooms had shut, had disappeared. Streaks of starlight filled the streets and sailing, flew. This is way the desert sings tra-la-tra-lee. Tra-lee-la.
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Apr 4, 2019
Apr 4, 2019 at 9:06 PM UTC
Upside Down
Upside-down and unconditioned I climbed my tower. Sprinkled my flecks and dodges. Wistful-eyed, in soul surrender with my twin wild roses, I grew. Sunset in mauve near sparked attention cop politician any progressive crew and all the while I whinnied to the moon. Before the door was broken into under-rooms had shut, had disappeared. Streaks of starlight filled the streets and sailing, flew. This is way the desert sings tra-la-tra-lee. Tra-lee-la.
automatic writing. just me going off, near sedona az
sam-hawkins
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Apr 4, 2019
Apr 4, 2019 at 9:06 PM UTC
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