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out of a smoking jeepney, walking through this street, half of which was silence, yet when nearing the light, small clouds of darkness live, from the hush-and-puff mouths (like whispered howls of cold wolves) of the dying disciples of light. there, among the littlest stars, held by minute nebulae, you i saw. how do i love thee? i can never count the ways. passing this alley, there, you i saw, yet not you i, how will you love me? there are ways, yet for i, thou have none.
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Mar 17, 2011
Mar 17, 2011 at 6:31 AM UTC
Passing through Antonio
out of a smoking jeepney, walking through this street, half of which was silence, yet when nearing the light, small clouds of darkness live, from the hush-and-puff mouths (like whispered howls of cold wolves) of the dying disciples of light. there, among the littlest stars, held by minute nebulae, you i saw. how do i love thee? i can never count the ways. passing this alley, there, you i saw, yet not you i, how will you love me? there are ways, yet for i, thou have none.
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Mar 17, 2011
Mar 17, 2011 at 6:31 AM UTC
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