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So we move in the forest of water of ink, nodding our stately palms like moose, and walk out of the forest when the force of the ink in our path is more forceful than ours, butting antlers, the flat part of which, speaking to the cities and countries of rhythm of movement of food and of death, warm warm death, died warm, is called the palm.
Move the mountains. Bring over the rocks that will cry out in tongues, the ash in men's hair, the red ash on the nest of time, the myth, the rhyme and Adonis dead.
Will we will we will we dissolve And the pole of my choice is my body, the color of my ink in the water. Fields of fortune, give it all, give it all to burn or water? Were it water, I would not drown, and all the seals that spindrift spun go bumpily humpily home to Paradise, and everything's nice and tidy in here at last. Whew!
Oh desire's a strong whale, it never sleeps, it is in and around all the waves and arches of home, nothing goes through it, it does not sleep, what it eats eats it, it has no digestion. In short it "does not lack anything." Whoopee! It is late in handwriting. You are the dark of lightly swarming faces, oh darlin! you are the night in lovely steaming places, oh darlin', oh my dear.
My love you are like the dock. Had I a cradle to rock hardly a dock, hardly a dock, when the four of us rock
You know when somebody calls you They got the wrong number they're sorry? Ha ha ha ha ha! We hae no sense of time, Soon we will bug etymologies out of existence. From The Encyclopedia of Scotland
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