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...until Saturday morning. [Up at midnight November 1st for work, and not able to go to sleep until nearly 2100, having titled October 29th's sonnet "I've Lost Track Which Day Tis" who's surprised?] (sonnet #MMMMMMMMCMLI) November first is up to specs, t'avail, Chill as we knew it best like Winter's sense Delivers, golden light where naked, dense Bare trees stand in blue heavn's eye, wrappers trail Left on the floor like last night's féte' detail Was as expected, and the thought fr'intents Of yonder is ham, turkey, gifts pretense Tricks out in style, and thinking you own bail. Oh, tis a Friday too, where I've as t'were Been granted so much to thank Thee for through These hours, how could I fail to see, in poor 'Scuse? Robert visits and hangs out like to Rekindle what once flourished, and leaves fer All that as if he owns me...is that true?! 01Nov24b
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Nov 7, 2024
Nov 7, 2024 at 6:28 PM UTC
And I Forgot to Switch My Calendars
...until Saturday morning. [Up at midnight November 1st for work, and not able to go to sleep until nearly 2100, having titled October 29th's sonnet "I've Lost Track Which Day Tis" who's surprised?] (sonnet #MMMMMMMMCMLI) November first is up to specs, t'avail, Chill as we knew it best like Winter's sense Delivers, golden light where naked, dense Bare trees stand in blue heavn's eye, wrappers trail Left on the floor like last night's féte' detail Was as expected, and the thought fr'intents Of yonder is ham, turkey, gifts pretense Tricks out in style, and thinking you own bail. Oh, tis a Friday too, where I've as t'were Been granted so much to thank Thee for through These hours, how could I fail to see, in poor 'Scuse? Robert visits and hangs out like to Rekindle what once flourished, and leaves fer All that as if he owns me...is that true?! 01Nov24b
Don't answer cuz I don't see the point in him owning me if he doesn't want me.
JennyGordon
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51/F/Bolingbrook, IL
Nov 7, 2024
Nov 7, 2024 at 6:28 PM UTC
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