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eaked through a piece of cloth. ‘the mouth’ you were meant be; calmed or else led- to be calmed once more and allowed through the gate quietly; so says the day that reaches across day churning the streets until silenced by life; and nursed back to fury by the peace of words from human mouth without the faintness of sense they are different to yours; no matter which world you see hanging around the mouth of furness and steps inside you welcome you deeply there’s no fixing our pulse there’s only fixing our expressions of it, that love our play, the hedge cutters know it best, the gambits that pull our actions from sleep and clip a square heart into bush and the ministers and bed louse know it best and nothing knows it best; whilst here as we do something as small as dancing through and from within time of womb bone and jaw and knowing your gleaming mate is equal, to your fear of absolute passion knows you best.
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 6:23 PM UTC
Why sweat is better than water
eaked through a piece of cloth. ‘the mouth’ you were meant be; calmed or else led- to be calmed once more and allowed through the gate quietly; so says the day that reaches across day churning the streets until silenced by life; and nursed back to fury by the peace of words from human mouth without the faintness of sense they are different to yours; no matter which world you see hanging around the mouth of furness and steps inside you welcome you deeply there’s no fixing our pulse there’s only fixing our expressions of it, that love our play, the hedge cutters know it best, the gambits that pull our actions from sleep and clip a square heart into bush and the ministers and bed louse know it best and nothing knows it best; whilst here as we do something as small as dancing through and from within time of womb bone and jaw and knowing your gleaming mate is equal, to your fear of absolute passion knows you best.
Renemutume
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 6:23 PM UTC
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