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furthermore, I sit
my fingers catching
purple stained from the
ink
of my quill pen
furthermore, I observe
as you work the room
the manner in which you do
& what is a wonderful face like yours
doing in an unwound mind like mine?
furthermore, I gaze
my face improved
tedious and clear
the manner in which it forever is
what's more, I talk so inconsistently
I should not talk by any means
& you don't tell me
you love me
however, you don't need to
a sprinkle of orange
overhead
sets a fantastic air
I follow over my material
also, my pencil
also, your skin
also, I sit
my fingers squeezed from catching
& for what reason does the quiet
sound unique
when I'm with you?
my brain shivers
the sort of commotion
that isn't commotion in any way
& I can't rest
& I dream in variety
you are my #1 variety
also, you sprinkle over the edges
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