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Sexualizing Christ on the Cross
“and why not say so? You see, griping comes naturally to me and to all mankind. Once, when shut up at the bottom of a shaft of some kind, I assumed that the world would just trickle naturally” — John Ashbery Let’s go back to your place? Implies a need to be witnessed And notarized; sexual,…
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Study of van Gogh’s Roses
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 79
“the Titan / Cronus castrainer High-press on earth/ its vapor phase / triptych” blood making the city of the city of Erinyes with its punish who be carrying the device the wrathful describe the Titan Cronus castrainer High-press on earth its vapor phase triptych, one or from the flattened city of the muzzle. triptych of the wrathful describe…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 78
“leading is / an / erotic punishment” leading is an erotic punishment (notable and camp, some matter with victims, or the “nuclear nigle”) perform voluntarily dirt religions at impathy and/or shared sense (e.g. tarried out of intention.) It is currently shame or both. Hazing antics to eat or height, or both, subjecting prostitutes as diapers for…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 70
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 68
“A man must make poems of such things, and hope to conjure the myth of laughter and clapping hands;” — Kwame Dawes vous quelle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle. – J’ignore sous volontiers, déesse et immortelle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle latitude elle…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 65
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 61
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