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By Jack Joseph Smith
The Slightest Thought
If amd when power is there,
and I don't even know what that is,
but I know It"'s funny,
Imagine me being a baby to thee
While also I am too sick to intercourse thee
No one leaves the road, once your on its;
we all know that
The silence you hear about,
insidesthe stones of old books
All the same like child and flag
Of course not
I knew all of this, but I can't remember
Life is perfect with the loss of the mind
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Stils and tightropes, clowns and gatherings
Shyness as the bitter part of war, one to another;
suddenly your frame is a giant,
with nothing to do