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Elizabeth Dec 6
Financially speaking, I am naked alone in bed waiting for my tan to dry.

Unpleasant pillowcases draining my account - Help Me  

Father, I need a hand with my back.

Intrinsically speaking, looked that one up, naturally, the opposite to the person I  

in this moment of uncertainty and smell

which God graced that loathly odor? Someone

did Aphrodite *****. Hera, hear me, I swear to never unbutton your blouse

in summer and I will not zipper your Onzie up  

in winter. Philosophically speaking, my skin will never dry

I will always need help getting unbuttoned,  

zippered, spread like honey, folded, misplaced, understood, and on

to the roof of that brown pump, whose bottle will never finish.  

Mentally, I feel finished in bed, not sensually.

Sexually, I feel itched, at least in the process of, a fox in the snow under branches  

of a tree only twigs they keep falling and scratching;

not hurting nudging the fox to do whatever it is to help the  

tan dry, or in the fox's case, its fur to stay on so he doesn’t bald

right before the winter, it needs its coat even if sometimes it is unnatural

or un-intrinsic (extrinsic).
Wrote a poem then translated it into a over 10 languages deleting the ninth word every time. Went from Indonesian to Italian to Afrikaans to Portuguese to Somali to Slovenian to Icelandic to Japanese to Latin etc. This is the original poem.
Elizabeth Dec 6
Financially, I stood alone, naked, waiting to dry      
    
Unsightly pillows      
    
The account is empty, you can say "me".      
    
Dad, I have to come back      
    
In fact, this person to look at is the opposite of  
    
Odor      
    
God stinks,    
    
Is it Aphrodite? Hera, listen, swear you're unbuttoning your shirt      
    
In the summer I don't have the Onzie.      
    
Speaking, I will never love    
    
I will always return      
    
zip, honey, lost, understand and on      
    
A brown pump roof that has never been on.      
    
I feel like I'm in, I didn't…      
    
****** itching, at least in the snow between the branches      
    
only their fallen remain;    
    
It doesn't hurt you, it just encourages you to do it for him      
    
In the case of foxes, the fur keeps them from balding      
    
winter needs fur, but sometimes      
    
Or not (external).
Wrote a poem then translated it into a over 10 languages deleting the ninth word every time. Went from Indonesian to Italian to Afrikaans to Portuguese to Somali to Slovenian to Icelandic to Japanese to Latin etc.

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