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the night cares                                                            and we are it's batteries it licks us like a daring child                                              and the night avian raptors are tufted   and their prey is energized                 and the chase/escape scenario   is a burly-hurly     flight night                                                   and the trees push around the winds and breath is the current of life         and the furnaces tick down and an unreal peeling                                   of the church human bells (calling the hour or the faithful to prayer)  aids my constructive dreaming bleed chimney awoke the night licks me                                                                      like a daring child licking a battery   but caring also                                                       like a cat removing the amniotic sac                  from it's newborn
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Dec 22, 2023
Dec 22, 2023 at 3:08 PM UTC
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the night cares                                                            and we are it's batteries it licks us like a daring child                                              and the night avian raptors are tufted   and their prey is energized                 and the chase/escape scenario   is a burly-hurly     flight night                                                   and the trees push around the winds and breath is the current of life         and the furnaces tick down and an unreal peeling                                   of the church human bells (calling the hour or the faithful to prayer)  aids my constructive dreaming bleed chimney awoke the night licks me                                                                      like a daring child licking a battery   but caring also                                                       like a cat removing the amniotic sac                  from it's newborn
neth-jones
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Dec 22, 2023
Dec 22, 2023 at 3:08 PM UTC
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