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Wool & beauty
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This beauty was a replacement by me.
The driven source of all outcomes follow a path that was once set up by the dying motion. This motion slowly rots to nature. Soaked to the bone, blue as the sky. There is more clarity rather than a significant time. A dream is easily shaken. And deja vu re-appears. A vivid imagination shuffled in all directions. This beauty is a replacement by me. AMong all these rooftops and clouds your skin pale as ice. A ghost that I will never encounter. You'll never be the encounter. As a soft whisper lingers in this narrow hallway a distorted memory comes in mind. Destiny drove us here. This life is beauty. Everything is wool in life and your beauty is a replacement by me. Difficult to change these directions but that's just the way you taught me. Every letter you have written I picture it as a haiku and i hope the feeling stays the same. These thoughts can be understood if you ask politely. I only wish we were both forever so we can see the world explode in all colors
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