

RightingHis too-small hands grasping awkwardly and carefully scrawling in heavy black lines, a memory of a dream. His thoughts, like roots grown in reverse, steadily leak his pencils life-blood into the barren soil of the page.Righting
Underground, shapeless salamanders search his veiled imaginings with blinded eyes. What colors burst before their lacking sight,
as with disorderly conduct they stash clumsy letters in the bellybutton of his mind, there to be found when
his literary finger goes a-searching for lint. Satellites of sensory stimu


The View from Twenty OneI at twenty-one know to look closely at views from rooms I will not be sleeping in again.The View from Twenty One
Kneeling at the dusty sill, I feel it breathing soft green sighs of grass and dandelion into a house on loan.
Through dirt-smudged windows I acquaint myself with soy-beans and old oak trees dropping small whispers, death-brown secrets
flung into the February air, keening with the memory of Winter. The memories are more truth than dream now. Something in me is changing, something
that is like the afternoon sound of our laughter


Subtlety: For Jon-LawWe have known Japanese subtlety.Subtlety: For Jon-Law
By the ingratiating bow and the point are given.
One-hundred-sixty for friend,
for chief of company 90.
Obedience feeling is sluggish,
it is measured with memory to the measurement which is extreme,
in the angular all plain and the graph makes the corner-cutting
records our places of the line.
How whether it is from speech important, because it is what, designate your condition as the air.
Like the grain of the United States
which is taken balance with those
damned difficult chopsticks &


Subtlety: For StJoanWe Japanese know subtlety.Subtlety: For StJoan
With ingratiating bows, respect is granted by degrees. One-hundred-sixty for a friend, ninety for the boss of the company.
Deference is measured in angles acute, and obtuse, whole plains of emotion and memory splayed out on a graph to measure and record our place in line.
Mind your tone, because how you say is more important than what you say.
Select each word carefully,
&nbs
Devious Comments
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
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How young can you die of old age? (Stephen Wright)
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
Also, thought you might get a kick out of this proto-Brokeback action: [bruce kills me]
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How young can you die of old age? (Stephen Wright)
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A man chooses, a slave obeys.
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"Who are you?"
"Who? Who is but the form following the function of what and what I am is a man in a mask."
-V
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
You ought to add games to your games list, for starters.
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I, Gamer - Napalm Riot!
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
Hm. I assume you're not a classicist by your lack of class.
feel free to pm me on gaia too
<3
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
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I saw, darling, but do lie.
kick
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*kiss kiss*
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All You Need To Know About Me:
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We have no right to assume that any physical laws exist, or if they have existed up until now, that they will continue to exist in a similar manner in the future. -- Max Planck
Thanks
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
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<smoking-mirrors>I can pretend to have a penis for you, Joe.
<smoking-mirrors>Just like when I was a little girl.
<smoking-mirrors>Except I was a mermaid then.
<caveatLECTOR>with a penis?
'grats bro.
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We have no right to assume that any physical laws exist, or if they have existed up until now, that they will continue to exist in a similar manner in the future. -- Max Planck
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ameliawesome
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