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Hope trembles tortured on the bed.
She helped me chomp life once But I extracted the decayed fang out of me! Ha, ha! The dream canister, they say it has been lost in nothingness: " From today on you`ll never dream, it`s over" Hungry, the tongue splits in sweet and bitter and the sad resolution of remembrance is vaguely propagated, half-open on the horizon. The frivolous tone unleashes in Perseus virtually falling on a fire paper. It takes fire, it becomes ashes. Tell me how is a star born in your thought? How does the spark fall in Andromeda? and I... I am silent. you hadn't put your eyelids against the notion of me for such a long time, I hadn't allowed myself to fall towards the moon for such a long time... and the extracted fang still aches, a bird must fly... but "from today on I will never dream, is it over?"
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