The
torchiere lamp so,
turned
off...
turns!
Eeeeh... a living torchiere
unbalanced
light,
turned.
Off...
out from the socket,
out from romance,
a wall... and
I see torchiere lamp so,
turns,
what's
gotten
into
her
having
a...
a ball.
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