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Pillowsilence

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I wake up to a ringing phone get up and go running down the streets still feeling veiled by pillowsilence that pulls my heavy head back toward bed like a sleep umbilical cord Written June 1st, 2001 © on Jun 01 2001 11:12 AM PST   0 • 10

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