

The MothsI was afraid at 4 I was nervous at 7 I was weary at 10 I was peaceful at 13 I was petrified at 16The Moths
They don't bite Those light-lovers Their soft, furry wings They glisten Like dew on an autumn morning The august breeze blows the leaves, their hairs
They're everywhere by night But it's calming, soothing The humidity isn't so intolerable The wind kicks up They are beautiful
On the streetlights, house lights My kitchen light, my bathroom light I see them in my bedroom... on my reading lamp Fluttering like tiny bir
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how can you not scream when you know your back is on fire
I'm leaving that account, so if ya wanna catch me i'll be on this one.
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Surviving a Zombie Attack:
Lesson # 3
Use your head: cut off theirs.
>->->|<-<-<
!i!i!i woot i!i!i!
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and the earth bends to fill the void.
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and the earth bends to fill the void.
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and the earth bends to fill the void.
Here's my proof, darlin'.
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"Gene Weingarten once wrote,
Many, many years ago, when God was still an adolescent, he decided that for the survival of the species, it was necessary that men be loathesome, prurient pigs.
Yup. And darned proud of it."
David Apatoff
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