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Like the way a speaker prepares his toast. Each yearning sensibility, their bold autumnal stamen cast lines into the horizon of our lives. That when we were younger we even thought, that aeroplanes would land just where we stood in front of our homes in our neighborhood. And if unfurled, as our oil riggers kept us off the benches so we must only had whispers of our doings. Then Harold Sev and Linda Wevven brought to us our cars, our toys, our wives...cooking and cleaning and children. This was not the narrow passage of peak four. Because of this we have learned many wonderfully-suited professions of our tertiary friends: radio captain, Saharan Field Marshall, dairy operator at a dromedary farm. Why in this short-timed, often-rainy parody of existence due countries set embargos upon one another so that two men who cannot afford even the drink they carry, so long as they handle the glass properly, and we concern ourselves with things as trivial as this. You stay everyone! This America is stupendous. Or then drink from my hands and say, "America Finding the Curious Even More Curiouser.'" Where with two plates two bowls, two forks, two spoons, two glasses, and thrice the knives of a charcuterie. So with your bold hand baskets, and Model-Ts, go show us how you fffffffffffffffffffff
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 4:42 AM UTC
So I Say To You America. I Almost Did But I Did Not
Forever Evermore Walk with me      through fields of clover Lay me down       in sheets of linen Let me see the dazzle of the candlelight in the brilliance of Your ways We will walk       when all has answer We will kiss       beneath that tree We will know        all has come full-circle               in a moment just We between Then remember        to never say never No never         Nevermore For my love will hold You always On the crossing and beyond the river To that place of Forever and Ever... and Forever Evermore -R. (11) -SB
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Aug 19, 2017
Aug 19, 2017 at 12:02 PM UTC
-Forever Evermore