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And what does it freakin'
matters of apples and seeds
by a long absence, at
the entrance, of sea horses
whose gills, suffocate, my ankles
long, as cherry and then,
for all my hunger, I aspire
the leave, a strike, whose fears
mimic, lonely eyes, in a
cold serene, in as remedy
found by all the reefs, coward
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