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Your voice danced waves In front of hands mouthing words In a language I found heavy and lacking content relevant to tabletop courtesies and bags heavy with steam. I wanted to leave you a water-logged journal quoting hands passing over brail so you might learn to read. Remain a copy formed from moss, reach, call, never manage to swallow my kind.
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