Everything is behind a chain linked fence and I think I might have tennis elbow. I’ve trained for this my whole life and now here we are with no words in the night sky.
Audit
We wore white hats and tights, colorful buttons / preventing the wind from undoing our clothes.
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Retail Paper
A leaf placed upon the vase / lost from leaves. I turn
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A book. An answer. A person. A moon. Some of mine / Something of mine, mine a rhythm
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Bizarre, long-term disorders can be harvested in people
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Blowjob
A koi fish throbs in the neck of your lover.
Teaching Reading in Middle School
The textbook says black is a symbol of evil / and white a symbol of purity, and I omit that in my lesson / because onyx is black, and so is the mother’s breast