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			<title>Jagged</title>
			<description>little black booklithe black soulseed your damp dreamsshare in&amp;nbsp;my strengthgift me your silken stolesweet dark blue skybefore the promise of starsstill with the urgesteeled with&amp;nbsp;the needthey dance and i want to eat themcan't hold backsilenced by the premise of stars</description>
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			<description>&amp;nbsp;today&amp;nbsp;at the lakeon my backwater blue-green motherresting at her watery breastsilently&amp;nbsp;solemnlyshe caresses me blessed&amp;nbsp;as we drift among the stars&amp;nbsp; lost with the resttoday&amp;nbsp;i am one&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; with the universe</description>
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			<description>There was a cafe that hosted a night for spoken word where I would regularly . Like all good things it came to an end. The new owner turned it into another pedestrian bar where I wrote this.</description>
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			<description>this is me and my wordsthese are my spells&amp;nbsp;and this is the whole of my heartmark these gifts with grit and stones&amp;nbsp;scribe them into your soul&amp;nbsp; my gravestone&amp;nbsp;how could you ever know&amp;nbsp; i&amp;nbsp; am a dead language</description>
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