Slough a leg though he called it a sun <<sol>> as though printed Henry Miller and bathed (see) by Huxley’s title but the leg splashes skin off within this to say what of [flaying] you can call it a death or melancholia ‘how can it be that I abhor her yet am her,’ Julia, and is that your shadow, not skin, and it is true, then make me wrong so the interpretation is consolidated? and we disagree, so how to explain the shadow as I am shallow with depth of the enthusiast <<something about clouds and hands>> tell me of the seeming smear do the dots ray instead of disrupt this water which is sky? and then the question can’t matter since this answer is different even as extension or circumvention different from your answer and I hardly spoke of the yellow Thom Young Thom Young is an artist based in Asheville and Boone, North Carolina. Their work has appeared in a few journals, while their first collection, Bespoke, is forthcoming from Saint Andrews University Press in the Fall of 2019.
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