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I have drawn portraits charcoals of Saints who stayed in one plane for 200 hours, not moving a hair. I built a castle, over a hill, which one I forget. I have painted oils, landscaped with smiley faces, they might look as if they have boils. I have written, specious, meaning one thing saying another, poems and probably will do again. I have laid with Mona Lisa naked, her perfect breath breathed into my head. I have chased Dragons, had a princess by her long hair, her breast a white snowy her mouth the pinkest gasp. I have stood taller and fallen farther. I would, gladly, do it all again.
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 8:41 PM UTC
I have drawn
I have drawn portraits charcoals of Saints who stayed in one plane for 200 hours, not moving a hair. I built a castle, over a hill, which one I forget. I have painted oils, landscaped with smiley faces, they might look as if they have boils. I have written, specious, meaning one thing saying another, poems and probably will do again. I have laid with Mona Lisa naked, her perfect breath breathed into my head. I have chased Dragons, had a princess by her long hair, her breast a white snowy her mouth the pinkest gasp. I have stood taller and fallen farther. I would, gladly, do it all again.
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 8:41 PM UTC
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