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I believe in this amazing lie The one that told me to live The one that spread itself thin I believe in this incredible cry The one that makes me weak The one that I can never seem to please I believe in the most hideous womb The one that subsumes The one that smells like it’s in bloom I believe in all your ugly faces Don’t listen too carefully to me Don’t listen to anyone but thee Last night I spoke to a kid with a forked tongue but I- What? Stop it Stop it Stop it I believe in this vibrant name The one you can’t explain The one that left me here in vain I believe in your worthy cause Don’t hesitate to ask me for anything, anything, anything, anything at all Anything at all anything at all anything at all I believe in this amazing lie The one that makes me whole The one that cooks me in your mold I believe in all these steamy wolves Can’t say I’d require them to be just like me but I’d like to think they would if they could I believe in this amazing lie You know the one I mean You know the one I mean You know the one I mean You know the one I mean
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Steamy Wolves Coos Bay, Oregon
soft and wet, but also hard.
moist roots in the chesapeake.
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