It's fine, but don't ask me to strip again or I'm going to wonder what your intentions really are.
That's how it is with a thing like grief as well. It lies oil slick over everything you do. It will pour out through the gaps in the most ordinary afternoons.
Five Rivers Met on a Wooded Plain
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That's how it is with a thing like grief as well. It lies oil slick over everything you do. It will pour out through the gaps in the most ordinary afternoons.
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