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“Remember: We are our only saviors”
Raise a toast to St. Joe Strummer I think he might’ve been our only decent teacher Getting older makes it harder to remember we are our only saviors We’re gonna build something, this summer — The Hold Steady, Constructive Summer
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Please, Don’t Leave, I’ve Got So Much to Reveal (Cryptocrystalline)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 515 by election amphor ice multiplicity polaris jail amphora whit north star scorcher bailiff nibble horse race willemite slab sonneteer imbroglio house coal black truss nymph triviality seed pearl suspicion youthful lot alabar alabar nibble horror scale sizzle amendment charlatan chord cost d scruple nuisance c minor coğazköy council of chalcedon skyscraper…
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Rupture, Trauma (pol-yde-cte-spe-rse-usm-edu-sax)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 488 time children chubby forearms furniture nips at salvation to victims respectful to victims respected performance work masters last intimate it must record tell must recruit acts of paradise given magnum distlllation chosen the record tell must record tell must record tell must record tell now nips at salvations of paradise given…
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Stock Art Beef Broth Bass Player
Wikipedia Poem, No. 478 what you think! cohesive essay what obscure track tricks from a guitar darnielle’s for going on fifteen years now maybe a bit of sweet fruit more than i imagined to do with a pencil and early in contrast time i heard once that the importance of what happened is realizing that…
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Two a Rhythm of the Mind
“6. Greek mathematicians did not think one was a number because the concept one did not involve number. To them, two was the first number. And the hybrid marriage of one, which was not a number, and two, which was, begot three, the second number. And from one, two, and three, all other numbers proceeded,…
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People Are Forming Various Sentences with Their Bodies
Wikipedia Poem, No. 455 After Ron Padgett there is no rush dear cognitively certain your lover enough water tells me you were born last month we’ve eaten too much sugar and our birthday was two days enough time to drink we’ve eaten too much sugar and our birthday was two days enough time to indict…
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Wikipedia Poem, No. 445 modernism in the catholic church theological opinions expressed during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries characterized by a break with the past liberal christianity used in connection with the fundamentalist–modernist controversy modernism music change and development in musical language that occurred at or around the turn of the twentieth…
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