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"At the time, I couldn't remember why I'd embarked on such a voyage into the night. I learned so many things. Or maybe I just felt as if I'd learned things. I gazed proudly up at the sky and remembered something Mr. Rihaku had said. It made me feel so cheerful, I felt I wanted to recite it like a spell to protect me.
I murmured it to myself.
The night is short-walk on, girl 🪄🍸✨🌛" — May 22, 2026 10:28PM
"At the time, I couldn't remember why I'd embarked on such a voyage into the night. I learned so many things. Or maybe I just felt as if I'd learned things. I gazed proudly up at the sky and remembered something Mr. Rihaku had said. It made me feel so cheerful, I felt I wanted to recite it like a spell to protect me.
I murmured it to myself.
The night is short-walk on, girl 🪄🍸✨🌛" — May 22, 2026 10:28PM
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"of course. i thought they would stop when you did. i thought you’d never sicken anyway, or, if you did, ohio would fall down too, barn by bright barn, into hillsides of pain
eu esqueci que tinha parado de ler esse um pouco porque os últimos poemas tão meio tristes demais, só lembrei agora chorando sozinha no café da livraria do shopping" — Apr 22, 2026 01:08PM
"of course. i thought they would stop when you did. i thought you’d never sicken anyway, or, if you did, ohio would fall down too, barn by bright barn, into hillsides of pain
eu esqueci que tinha parado de ler esse um pouco porque os últimos poemas tão meio tristes demais, só lembrei agora chorando sozinha no café da livraria do shopping" — Apr 22, 2026 01:08PM
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“Is this a haunting? I asked her and she looked at me as if surprised. No, she said, turning the radio down, not technically. More like a manifestation. I accused her of quibbling over semantics and she accused me of being incapable of nuance.”
― Salt Slow
― Salt Slow
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― Salt Slow
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― Salt Slow
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― Salt Slow
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― Salt Slow
― Salt Slow
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