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"spellings" poems
reverence in poetry.                             everything to every person. reader claims they can                         a necessary skill for uncover the reverence.                         successful hypothecating and in the scripts that                       (buying)poetry-creation outta nothing, life straight hands me,                          tell them what thy want to hear, for collection & correction,           and they’ll call you laureate,                       secretarial transcribing,                        instead of good listener binding, typo correction                       or just a keen observer-fakir mundane are the tasks,                          just take what they give ya, that’s all them muses ask,                     dress it like Joseph in a don’t interfere, taken what’s given,     coat of many colors, bow, curtsy, show respect,                     don’t let on your plagiarism treat its aspects/instincts correctly       is all them, redressed legally you’re just the pass through agent,   true you, gotta be smart about it, patient for no payment expected,    variant spellings, swinging verbs, be our adherent, not our truant,      be discreet, they’ll call your script we appoint don’t disappoint,          a real keeper and give love or sun, accept our patent, render legit        mucho poem emojis accoladeya as for this reverence thinge        devil in a blue dress, walk the streets if I do my job ok, on any day,     grabbing snatches of overhearings, any poem could save a life,        pressed into a single tunic, you think, if I get the commas placed,         he a genius, knows my thinking, just right, the periods period,     exactly,  what a great poet and while obeying the speed limit    con/hu-man par excellent them muses so **** pleased     even fool muses, too full themselves, by this true confession released, muses who think we stink and and self deprecation,                     couldn’t do it without them they call me reverend,                   great pretenders by stealing imagine them silly folk,                everything in everybody and calling a big fat liar.                       all thieves and cape riders, reverend, duh, the end                 original liars, pants on fire before midnight and after 3:20am April 7~8, two oh nineteen any message you send becomes my intellectual property, fool....
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 5:24 AM UTC
reverence in poetry. (2) everything in every person.
reverence in poetry.                             everything to every person. reader claims they can                         a necessary skill for uncover the reverence.                         successful hypothecating and in the scripts that                       (buying)poetry-creation outta nothing, life straight hands me,                          tell them what thy want to hear, for collection & correction,           and they’ll call you laureate,                       secretarial transcribing,                        instead of good listener binding, typo correction                       or just a keen observer-fakir mundane are the tasks,                          just take what they give ya, that’s all them muses ask,                     dress it like Joseph in a don’t interfere, taken what’s given,     coat of many colors, bow, curtsy, show respect,                     don’t let on your plagiarism treat its aspects/instincts correctly       is all them, redressed legally you’re just the pass through agent,   true you, gotta be smart about it, patient for no payment expected,    variant spellings, swinging verbs, be our adherent, not our truant,      be discreet, they’ll call your script we appoint don’t disappoint,          a real keeper and give love or sun, accept our patent, render legit        mucho poem emojis accoladeya as for this reverence thinge        devil in a blue dress, walk the streets if I do my job ok, on any day,     grabbing snatches of overhearings, any poem could save a life,        pressed into a single tunic, you think, if I get the commas placed,         he a genius, knows my thinking, just right, the periods period,     exactly,  what a great poet and while obeying the speed limit    con/hu-man par excellent them muses so **** pleased     even fool muses, too full themselves, by this true confession released, muses who think we stink and and self deprecation,                     couldn’t do it without them they call me reverend,                   great pretenders by stealing imagine them silly folk,                everything in everybody and calling a big fat liar.                       all thieves and cape riders, reverend, duh, the end                 original liars, pants on fire before midnight and after 3:20am April 7~8, two oh nineteen any message you send becomes my intellectual property, fool....
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THIN sheets of blue smoke among white slabs ... near the shingle mill ... winter morning. Falling of a dry leaf might be heard ... circular steel tears through a log. Slope of woodland ... brown ... soft ... tinge of blue such as ***** eyes. Farther, field fires ... funnel of yellow smoke ... spellings of other yellow in corn stubble. Bobsled on a down-hill road ... February snow mud ... horses steaming ... Oscar the driver sings ragtime under a spot of red seen a mile ... the red wool yarn of Oscar's stocking cap is seen from the shingle mill to the ridge of hemlock and cedar.
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Hemlock and Cedar
you can't spell execute without cute, Slaughter without laughter, **** without i'll, melt without me, But you can spell love without "u", spell friendship without "u", Savior without "u", and salvation without "u", Don't come trying to save me.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
spellings.
she sits - eyes darting side to side, eating the atmosphere, chewing carefully, rosebud mouth moist, lips open a space, hands fidgeting in her shallow concaved lap .. woman leans forward to stroke wayward tendril from wide forehead - a sign of excellence to some just that, to others smart phrenology; tendril defies maternal meaning to spring like a diver from top board thrill to fall once more upon laughing brow, how young child loves the tickling touch she never receives from mother - she who urges piano practice, eight to ten, dancing lessons, eleven to one, geography, history and Latin tutelage with woman ancient her and morbid more, afternoon alternate curriculum and oboe, catechism, times-tables, spellings parroted.. when night calls child to sleep, she curls her softness into a knot, tight and unforgiving, ******** tears from sea blue eyes so they weep 'pon Egyptian cotton sheets to dilute the ***** drips of progidy’s day by day nightmare.. child needs, child yearns for what she does not know, kettle drum heart throbbing.. longs to run in meadows mossy bright, longs to see dirt under sweetheart nails; in dreams she rides ponies ******** and soars sky, dances clouds, kisses moon.. but then, morning vivid with sane insanity she wakes in an open cage, in a different room.. rebelled, she did, small fragile six year old; today, today, today her mind is empty, hands fluttering butterflies, eyes bright, innocence faded, but laughing..laughing..laughing, free.
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Jul 21, 2013
Jul 21, 2013 at 7:31 PM UTC
Sane insanity
she sits - eyes darting side to side, eating the atmosphere, chewing carefully, rosebud mouth moist, lips open a space, hands fidgeting in her shallow concaved lap .. woman leans forward to stroke wayward tendril from wide forehead - a sign of excellence to some just that, to others smart phrenology; tendril defies maternal meaning to spring like a diver from top board thrill to fall once more upon laughing brow, how young child loves the tickling touch she never receives from mother - she who urges piano practice, eight to ten, dancing lessons, eleven to one, geography, history and Latin tutelage with woman ancient her and morbid more, afternoon alternate curriculum and oboe, catechism, times-tables, spellings parroted.. when night calls child to sleep, she curls her softness into a knot, tight and unforgiving, ******** tears from sea blue eyes so they weep 'pon Egyptian cotton sheets to dilute the ***** drips of progidy’s day by day nightmare.. child needs, child yearns for what she does not know, kettle drum heart throbbing.. longs to run in meadows mossy bright, longs to see dirt under sweetheart nails; in dreams she rides ponies ******** and soars sky, dances clouds, kisses moon.. but then, morning vivid with sane insanity she wakes in an open cage, in a different room.. rebelled, she did, small fragile six year old; today, today, today her mind is empty, hands fluttering butterflies, eyes bright, innocence faded, but laughing..laughing..laughing, free.
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To accept knowing Is not knowing But still knowing some Is enough To know life and Not know life Seeing the creases Of the newspaper The *** rests his weary Head on Is enough To see breath enter Escape the broken body Of a young boy Ignorant to the facts of the world That surround him Is enough At the time The worried Worry The anxious Toil over things Within themselves Outside of themselves Out of Their full Control The bigots Picket a cause They know nothing About, embracing Their unity in Hate But the spellings wrong The forward thinkers Caved in with Paperwork and Hopes and dreams Billowing plumes of twisted Curled, cigarette smoke Ashen intellectuals caught up In the overflowing ash trays Of the overzealous socialite This is our chance To Be Someone The realist Staring blankly at an Empty salt shaker sitting Next to a full Pepper shaker The veteran Wishing there Was no such thing As bullets The president On a pedestal Showing how fragile Man can be We people enter Through these doors Escaped convicts of the eternal Holding a key of Impossibilities There are so many roads That are open to us Who sways us to take the One we tread upon now? Who has enticed us to the The path we now walk upon? I see a glimmer of the horizon The lights show a blinding Ancient yellow, the color of my mother's ***** blonde hair; The clouds Her laughter As she squints, hiding Her joy, keeping it for herself "Safe keeping"," she always said For soon She knew I would be An echo Remembrance of Sound
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Oct 25, 2012
Oct 25, 2012 at 5:39 PM UTC
Traits of Knowing
To accept knowing Is not knowing But still knowing some Is enough To know life and Not know life Seeing the creases Of the newspaper The *** rests his weary Head on Is enough To see breath enter Escape the broken body Of a young boy Ignorant to the facts of the world That surround him Is enough At the time The worried Worry The anxious Toil over things Within themselves Outside of themselves Out of Their full Control The bigots Picket a cause They know nothing About, embracing Their unity in Hate But the spellings wrong The forward thinkers Caved in with Paperwork and Hopes and dreams Billowing plumes of twisted Curled, cigarette smoke Ashen intellectuals caught up In the overflowing ash trays Of the overzealous socialite This is our chance To Be Someone The realist Staring blankly at an Empty salt shaker sitting Next to a full Pepper shaker The veteran Wishing there Was no such thing As bullets The president On a pedestal Showing how fragile Man can be We people enter Through these doors Escaped convicts of the eternal Holding a key of Impossibilities There are so many roads That are open to us Who sways us to take the One we tread upon now? Who has enticed us to the The path we now walk upon? I see a glimmer of the horizon The lights show a blinding Ancient yellow, the color of my mother's ***** blonde hair; The clouds Her laughter As she squints, hiding Her joy, keeping it for herself "Safe keeping"," she always said For soon She knew I would be An echo Remembrance of Sound
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People ask me, so here it is I create this stuff here live, right here, on Hello Poetry that's why, is has, mist spellings and stuff now I feel like a wizard dipping my toe into all your worlds but this is not your world it's mine an I keep it so if my colours spill out well that your own problem wipe them up, smer them over with white and go on write over the top I always do and that's what make me me I have alway's said. and all the things that I tell you are no wear from here well more like, in my world. Hope this help's.
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 4:10 PM UTC
P @ u l .
the best nut the best nut is the one that can name all the nuts that develops new spellings for her name every. day. the lady that pokes the out lenses from old women's glasses and gives them to me that snort-giggles in. her. sleep. writes fan fiction for star gate sg1 listens to disney soundtrack 45s on 33 setting shoplifts pez dispensers takes plants as souvenirs and wakes up at 3 to brush her teeth the best one dances alone in a mexican resturant gives herself dutch ovens and poses for photos fake asleep covered in snacks hates recess loves shirt no pants but the best the BEST nut is the one that sustains the most grueling cross texas trip to put up with me
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 10:37 PM UTC
The Best Nut
Constructing English grammar- a hubby I would say. Such a thing I do well. But when it comes to a stage. I find somethings confusing. English spelling.... What a task! With my writings: Thou, I do try my best To capture imagery with powerful words. And to clinch my spellings along to its best. I do wonder "How?" Getting it right,... is it "son" or "sun," "tier" or "tear." I often beat my senses on. To figure which most suitable. When it comes to writing "4." Should I write "for" or "four"or "fore." And spelling "handkerchief" correctly Is so worrisome to try. In words like "fiest" and "height." Should I use "ei" or" ie" Obviously, the rules are worth learning. Since they're levelled up on standards . There are also some silent letters. For example; "p" in "psychology." And" k" in" know." As "come" ends with a "e." How often do you notice the "y" in "day?" Why not written as "dai?" What of the spelling" knowledge" Why not save us the stress and writes "nolege?" What the stress! Also, there are word formations. The noun from "wise." Is the word "wisdom." The verb from the word "special." Is the word "specialize." How do I explain to my children? The singular and plural forms of VERBS As "writes" states the singular form And "write" the plural form. Why not in the reverse just like the noun forms.? If that should be the case. I need to learn more on the appropriate use of : "Write" to "rite" to "right" Wahala for who no know English Grammar.
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Dec 10, 2020
Dec 10, 2020 at 10:51 AM UTC
WAHALA WITH ENGLISH GRAMMAR
the able body is a fable im watching television in the future the past is better you can't spell my name today but thats ok Futurist spellings disregard all futures
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 1:57 AM UTC
Futurist
You spell 'sadness' starting with the letter 's' Pushed hard against the period of your bedside wall. I spell 'comfort' with the 'o' of my hands and the 'm' of my ******* My starting script on your paper back. We speak and spell 'love'. We laugh and we hug. Our bodies 'l' and our arms 'v'. You roughly rub out our careful pencil spellings, Our sonnet frayed by a silent caesura.
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Jul 6, 2013
Jul 6, 2013 at 9:24 PM UTC
Spelling Mistakes
These hands are weak. They bend and flex, they slip from grip, they pinch the tip of their Sonic straw. They sing sonatas in the wrong key. They rip the stories I cannot write. They break things. They make typos, they grab for seconds, and cannot reach that last black key, no matter what I coax them with to do so. Sometimes they get so angry they leave bite marks on my palms. They burn my toast. They test my bathwater in the winter. They sweep the dust off of photo albums. They turn the lock to secret compartments. They paint things, they mend things, they dance on top of my classroom desk. They know all the right spellings, and just the right way to turn photos into pixie dust. Sometimes they transform into swans before my very eyes. They sing the stories I cannot tell. They can start a revolution. These hands are strong. And they are yours to hold.
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Apr 27, 2010
Apr 27, 2010 at 1:54 PM UTC
History of Hands
I struggle to say what hasn’t been said I could go on about her for hours My sanity was hanging by a thread And she got inside my minds locked towers She is more unique than the galaxy She is more than the name she was given Her compassion defies all gravity this beauty, I don’t know where to begin There are 228 recorded spellings of the name “Unique” Each is desperate to be unrepeatable, individual, non-conformist, idiosyncratic, original, other. She didn’t have to try: she was born to be unique. She is as unique as the name she was given, and the one she has made for herself. She is beautiful as the words she writes and the ideas she shares with the world She can make you laugh so hard that you get a weeks worth of 8-minute abs and your face is crimson She can sing so you forget the world around you as every cell in your body begs to listen to more When you have lost your way, she will be your tether, keeping you true to yourself She will remind you every day why out of 7 billion people you will choose her over everyone else because she. is something else She will love. She will love and love and love and love and love and love and she will spread joy with her restless soul because it is too wonderful not to share She will be herself, and that is more than enough.
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 9:22 PM UTC
Something Else
Crude handling. The matter, The substance. Pain is same. Things are slipping out of hands. You are walking away. To defer your sympathy, love boils. Right spellings have wrong words. You put the tears back in your eyes. Drifting aimlessly. Your existence was for carnivores.
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Jun 9, 2023
Jun 9, 2023 at 10:03 PM UTC
Om Shanti
Grab a hold, Take a seat, Put ya feet up, please stay. Freshly told, Of the heat, Raise ya cheek up, and pray. Captured you, In a trance, And I'll one, two, and three. Thoughts are new, So they prance, As I float in seas grief. Checked myself, Checked my rhymes, Checked my spellings and flows. Now I delve, Swim swirl times, Heck, I can't smell, my nose! Allergies up north, Make me suffer, But my summer's been nice. Freely float up forth, Rake a cluster, Rut with bummers, their vice. I cannot distinguish, The difference between, Reality and this dream. Longly I languish, the hindrance of dreams, They quickly burst at their seems. And I have surely missed out, broken my rhyme, there it goes. My structure is dead, the synapses connections snapped, Focus lost over the falls of my eyelids; Down my nose, Into the soft fall reservoir; Where it stirs and gets bubbled through the seeps of my lips; Never to come out as thought for food, But lost forever in the unfinished idea limbo. It's a sad night of expression here tonight, I fear. Night buds.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 2:20 AM UTC
Only if you're in a stale mood do I recommend this...
or did you mean mouth. did you mean you do not like me, like my garden, i do not understand. i wrote moth, yet misunderstood, maybe a typo, yu are good at those, and miss spellings. is it because fingers fly, that we think of the content, not the making. time is the essence, while moths stay quiet. sbm.
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 2:52 AM UTC
. is it a moth .
It wasn’t a place where I could look for different spellings of the same sentiments meant as alternative ways to lay into sleep fashioning new dreams… even the Palmistry techniques I learned by experimentation wouldn’t allow the creases of my spread hands to divulge the truth. It was weather like seasons attempting to sing obscure language shapeshifting unwanted punctuation churning body of impulse writhing against stains and coils that foyer crested and stared down kaleidoscope sheets of milk eating ankles and sweating turning sunken into just a hallway a corridor of only as many sides as were meant from inside the head scratching to be necessary to just breathe to quake, to shiver to remember training ghosts
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Mar 10, 2017
Mar 10, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
Just the weather under blankets
he is wearing lynx africa and i have a war playing out inside of me / i ring him / i tell him i have no money left / i say “i'm sorry you couldn’t **** the gay out of me” / he laughs like it’s his fault / i say it's fine and then i hang up / i think about how there will never be enough air in the atmosphere for me to breathe / my skin is infinite / i don’t have edges / it’s difficult to expect to not get touched when you live in endless skin / the air is hanging low tonight / lower than ever / i go to ring her / to tell her she is a gardener / a hospital-clean being / i don’t have her number anymore / i have to tell her about these hands / these old hands / how i think they caused chernobyl when i was someone else / i have to tell her that every word was a mistake / they were all just really bad spellings of her name.
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Apr 27, 2020
Apr 27, 2020 at 6:13 AM UTC
to the lady reading over my shoulder on the train
Grey like this Or gray like that. At least with May It's spelt one way. It's one word Two spellings is just absurd. But how do I honor you, What you went through. If I can't figure out Without a doubt, What the hell way To spell the word grey/gray.
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 7:25 AM UTC
Grey/Gray 32 Letters of May-Note 2
The lies covered my earshot to deafnotes that were read counted times hatreds authentication procrastinating puritanical eyeshadow diluted from candor noise woke her sweltering the feats quickly attacking of life's genuine spellings to host no weekly that the fact was facetious quek drew certainly rose down the caterer which proposes thorn merks foxed a face so the drops adhere till dust the answered questions remained questioned answers flashes of an told tell of the Gods to kind keening haunting caresses sinisters honesty wallowing together your unheard stares
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Feb 11, 2019
Feb 11, 2019 at 10:12 PM UTC
Biases Truth
One computer, two computer Three computer, four Shed a tear of happiness As five comes through the door. The last one was demented Made life a living Hell Devised new ways to torture me And did it oh so well. This new one is an iMac Just like the one before But maybe not as crazy- I can’t take that any more. The only thing I’m asking: That it do as it is told. Don’t make new rules in secret Leaving me out in the cold. Leave the curser where I put it Don’t erase what I type in Don’t correct my unique spellings That is not a game you win. Don’t crash just as I finish Some complicated rhyme. Erasing all my poetry Would be a major crime. ljm
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Mar 9, 2021
Mar 9, 2021 at 8:41 AM UTC
iMAC FIVE
Half-lidded and weary under self-inflicted lines. I only ever noticed these lines when you were thinking. Deep in a painting of neutrons in your mind. It was a painting I never held the brush for. I was terrified of mis-spellings or untied shoes while I was near you. I wanted so badly to touch you. So, so badly. You were paper. But glass and freedom was I. I was free. The android-dense streets of the city. So silent. So singular. We listened to Paul Simon on repeat. We’d start in separate chairs across the room from each other, then journey to the floor, and I’d sleep in your soul. The album would end, and you’d quietly start it again without disturbing my dreaming and shallow breathing. I remember it well... Those monsters were frightened away when you’d cradle my face and rub my cheek. I’d sleep to your heartbeat, a lullabye. Fists banging on a cellar door. Desperate fists. They wanted so badly to escape. To be free. Freedom. The vain streets of the city. The ending of his album, and no longer repeated.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 11:27 AM UTC
And What a Time
Swinging slowly in the aftermath of sin the gates swung on well oiled hinges those who rushed in had baggage to hide those who didn't stood in the q waiting turns at redemption. The devil popped his horns around the corner shouting names from a list- nobody answered. But peter, that guy, without capital spellings had this great book of columns yet a few stepped out of line, hands in the air of ownership. Purgatory had hand-painted signage further down and those who claimed no heaven or hell quietly formed a third Q waiting to let themselves in here for all eternity. 'at least in this place'said one young fella 'you can slow cook, like a tender bbq and watch the dancing girls swirl around on the tables balancing between sin and eternal innocent happiness' I immediately joined this long healthy line of thinkers philosophers and charlatans! Author Notes Its true. Believe me! © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, a month ago - See more at: http://allpoetry.com/poem/11620859-The-Gates-by-Marshall-Gass-noguest#sthash.QrPcpcX9.dpuf
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:56 PM UTC
The Gates
Each channel I turn, Each story I read, And every commercial I hear, It has your name. It's there, in many different spellings, foreign languages alike, It's like your spirit is always amongst me. You are a daily reminder, echoing in the background Replaying the same sound Your name, it is loud and clear Always at a volume for me to hear. Wish it was me that was calling your name, saying your name,   But no, it is not in this time, Not in this sequence, It is not my turn.
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Feb 21, 2015
Feb 21, 2015 at 5:20 PM UTC
Just a reminder
if they played the same tune over, will despondancy ensue? life is full of multiplicities, other hard spellings, lessons to drench a life. whilst in the midst, the struggle, we fall and grow. these things do happen, to most people. except some seem immune to harm. who are the chosen ones? the radio plays the same tune, faintly upstairs. sbm.
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 2:01 AM UTC
. if they played the same tune .
if they played the same tune over, will despondancy ensue? life is full of multiplicities, other hard spellings, lessons to drench a life. whilst in the midst, the struggle, we fall and grow. these things do happen, to most people. except some  seem immune to harm. who are the chosen ones? the radio playes the same tune, faintly upstairs. sbm.
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Mar 31, 2014
Mar 31, 2014 at 2:02 AM UTC
the same tune