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Hopscotch
03:56
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jump rock hop scotch tic tac for me
done with doorways doo-dad free
settle in dark nest
and when I dream about the four square long gone
remember when kicked down the lawn
pumpkin seeds were under floorboards
garlic cloves were careless, forward
day-trip to a place: powdered sugar, maple is on my plate
syrup flows
cinnamon more cinnamon! oh no, I don't run
please take our temperatures and repeat
then take the trash out with thoughts you keep
sift out the sugar cubes and please get that smelly thing away from me
once more I can’t sleep for mountains of dust mites and moths
throw that one my way
and when you dream about a good friend from Fall
remember to loosen the knot a smidgeon
powdered sugar, saturn is on my plate
rosemary shows me how and it fits like a glove
please take our temperatures and repeat
then take the trash out with thoughts you keep
sift out the sugar cubes and please get that smelly thing away from me
once more I can't sleep for mountains of dustmites and moths
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Love the Dang Horse
03:31
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good morning how's mother? do we still know each other?
the paper tears and they post a notice telling you I see clearly
sinking down through the bedding
a new world under my room
a new world inside my womb
this ink, it flurries. wash the milkshake off
friendly and free strawberries at the scene
hey boyo! operator press the green
I can't see why you can't read me thorough and quick
questing to be fuck naturally and sing
123 pickin out ticks suture me to that there cliff
we sink, in flurry
hope she can wake to rise in time for the dew
hey honey! operator tie my shoe
I can't see why you can't read me thorough and quick
questing to be fuck naturally and sing
suture me too I'll say add some salt oh no
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