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the tear he cried fell into a puddle
      as he saw his face reflected
the sun & atmosphere
      sucked up that tear
      & formed a cloud
and that cloud carried the tear 15 miles
      to also cry
      & to drop that tear
on the head of the girl it was meant for



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On Sunday November 26th, 2006, Zen (602) writes:
holy shit, just the idea of that. is so...so... i dont know the word for it, but it's beauttiful.


On Sunday October 22nd, 2006, Brimstone (13) writes:
In all the desperation of superstition this is a skeptical, plausible twist - well thought and composed.


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Oh, wow. This is beautiful...


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sad and sweet, sweet and sad nice write


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very nice...painful. short and unstoppable. like most of your stuff. incredible.


On Friday October 8th, 2004, Zhee (638) writes:
thats sweet!



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