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A Tale of Two Bodies


We, guided inward and outward, expand accordingly. I, that is Body One, being plagued in Real, do seek guidance from Two. Two, being plagued by the retained sorrows of I, doth see things in the night or groggy day that are not there. I, being Body One, doth Analyze those reveries of Two and better myself. We rise together, We lie together--with bookmarked hopes We have yet to fulfill. We worsen each other, We better each other, having lived Life on both sides, having accumulated a lifetime of content for our tale of two bodies.
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