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The constituents of clay
Remiss their gropes
In the arm of a logger.

Sometimes concaved or
Convexed.

Sliding somewhere
In the drowning soil,
On damned magnanimous
Counterbalance.

Why they take from the stones
And propel is unclear,
But like a snow flake
It is unique
And tells a tail of descent.



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On Tuesday February 20th, 2007, Sin (1642) writes:
Matty may i steal your mind? i just want to crawl around in it for a little while..your writing always amazes me, im always waiting for something hostile and abraisive but what i find is beauty and depth, and i cant say im disappointed


On Tuesday February 20th, 2007, Sin (1642) writes:
*snuggles n smooches*



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