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We live for the weekends were you scrounge yourself tablecloths sheets and shelves smooth pavement for the ghost of a heavy load we run for the sake of health and we waited for a knock on the wall but what I got was the ringing of a bell But our prose was true and my eyesight mistreated Colored in thought my eyelids retreated Fall back to the fall I miss what I saw In come sun and a world on que Dinosaurs died to make room for something as magnifecent as you
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 1:51 AM UTC
Long ago love letter
We live for the weekends were you scrounge yourself tablecloths sheets and shelves smooth pavement for the ghost of a heavy load we run for the sake of health and we waited for a knock on the wall but what I got was the ringing of a bell But our prose was true and my eyesight mistreated Colored in thought my eyelids retreated Fall back to the fall I miss what I saw In come sun and a world on que Dinosaurs died to make room for something as magnifecent as you
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 1:51 AM UTC
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