here comes war an old orderresolving questionsabout faction and protestagainst the bodya war will not be truea fricassee of notions and informationI eat every dayto ease my mind
street prettyas a painted crowthat life all I need to look atbut her old bodydressed as ifshe had been a roadthin answerto the poorin their claims against God
will I keep my bodyafter I find myselfI know no reason for my one-eyedsolicitor and his pedantrywill I be present and ableto follow my businesslike the night tide risinginto the kitchen
to live like a lockexact and satisfiedso fine a contrivancein such a grottobut then to haveno light dancing on the seaand the sea rocking at a distancein every body
in the morning a new draftof the lines in the bodyI study hard to understand itbut desire brings many handsand more than I expectedthe letters feast or fast
we might have grownwhite and thin as ropeover and over the groundand had other bodiesa secret to be hidbut not under the housenot in the light ofa would-be moonships of iceguns without bullet to grieve
the first cherries off the treegather in the green waterI am resolved to understandmy old bodythe eyes that corrupt me yetand the way I serve my stomacheating a dinner of windfor an empty urn
what what artificetaking the moment unobservedthe hand has wherewithalto kill the whole bodytwo horses for now and yesterdaywere foretoldto unthank tomorrowand dispose of all next week
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