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Don't know inside from upside-down. We praise the famed unwittingly. If we had read that we are but illiterate. What would we do?. Keep inventory of things that we do not owe.
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Echoes that somehow. Can surround us. Can resound through stillness. Like thoughts of shifting this balance. . Ideas of ideals convolve like intricate phases.
Don't you wanna end up with this mister? Ah. He is just being nice with his kisses and he. Thinks you're not one of the smart ones say it sexy. Doesn't seem like you want that kind of honey, honey.
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R: My eyes hold the eventide,. Thro' which I 'hold naught else. But the raven;. Sleep my dearest ones -. Mind not the palling velvet darkness. LK: Albeit behind the eyes thou hast.
LK: "Be my kin free fro varnal sin,. Bridle the thoughts of thy Master.". R: "There hath past away a glore fro the Earth;. A glore that in the hearts and minds of men,.
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"Be my kin free fro carnal sin,. Bridle the toughts of thy Master.". "There hath past away a glore fro the Earth;. A glore that in the hearts and minds of men,.
"E'er and anon, thence hither -. Yore of this glum gauntness.. Ye eavesdroppest to my plea -. Tarry not thy fealty!. . Stint this bereavement dear friend! -.
"Be my kin free fro carnal sin,. Bride the thoughts of Master.". . "There hath past away a glore fro the Earth;. A glore that in the hearts and minds of men,.
"Behold a jocund morn indeed! -. Sun on high - birds in sky.. Yonder the whist firth eathing,. Fro where a gale erranteth.". . "Ye beholdest but the shadow..
oh - my dearest; the sweet music in the ear -. albeit, daresay I, the lullaby of an everso dark sleep.. . my precious,. likest thou what emergeth yon the distant?.
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