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What bites isn't that tomorrow I'll be busy again too, but this evening, caramel cremes and hot chocolate aside, will be lackluster. A motive is nothing to be proud of. The past tense of shit is shit. I forgot I loved you many times. In the jungle gym at two a.m., in the cellar, many times by the river -- ok, just once, Hyper-cafffeination leads to excessive bitterness. If only you weren't on the other side of the room and maybe yesterday was much more than a day away, then what was once a motive for desire could be origami, your letter folded into a swan, but it's not your neck I'm after. In human
lifetimes, the distance between galaxies is a lucky break, compared to the energy required to make my back sweat. The universe needs to relax. When we sat with our backs to the wall during some cosmic event, it was the breeze in your hair I noticed and how rare a breeze at night is now that I love the television. What was once an event is now rebroadcast at certain intervals and in this way it resembles Halley's Comet. In human lifetimes, there are an infinite number of directions and the universe expands anyway. I don't want property, I want longevity.
The Crocodile Hunter explains his trade to viewers as if we're his pupils and if I could be any part of my body it would be your eyes. I would see everything upside-down, like when your head leans back and looks through the eyes in your mirror to see him on top of her, below her, and understands it's time to move on.
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