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Amber
01:47
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Marla Singer
03:49
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Marla is standing in the way, but if she took off, you'd give chase. I'm not sure what has changed. With fault, my mind pulled me away, all while my legs stood in place. I'm not sure what has changed. Now, this body is yours and mine, to waste. But, the mirror in your room still shows the same face.
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Evening War
03:05
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Rain-soaked clothes add weight to labored steps I've taken toward your home. The outside door still doesn't close. And, in my mind, you stood right there, anxious to lead me up the stairs. The last ones creak...you can hear the wear. I think I'm home, again. I stand a different way, after taking off my coat...my face toward the floor, staying long enough to dry my clothes
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"Search, in the open ends of the lake...finding nothing. I wanna know, now, what happened then. Faults become perfect, in your eyes. Faults become perfect, in your eyes."
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Cleansing Wash (Pks)
04:29
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"Save the larger half, while the rest coats the book you pressed it against. Scratch the outline of wings toward the middle of your back. Upturned, dirty hair...brown by nature...pressed by a pillow. A cleansing wash --- warm water, clear thought----"
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Snowfall
01:36
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I am the pastor's wife and I don't believe in...I am the pastor's wife and I don't believe in God. Chased between the rows, I slowed my pace...'till you stood near. But, dress clothes wear thin each week and the light brings focus to the seams...while you look right at me.
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Buxtism
01:36
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Spiritualist Gaze
02:10
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