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It has all gone to heart.
Where are your pretty Egyptial fish legs? My bones have been swiftly watching you & hey we have a nice well-kept lawn in the summer. But what happens when our sundry days become silly & I am too shy to call my face pretty or civil or even likeable. I have viewed you close to God, my good man, but you aren't supposed to be there you are only part of a cool, icy dream that turns hot yellow & forgives distance & rules lucky stones
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