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extracted smiling; hello It's been a long day, tired off all the repetitive noise: Move slow Times fast Why won't You go I'm important Are you important To me Extracted Hello; Smiling Digging into a word; something about electricity, a connection; might discourage it. The sun stayed on long and with all the conversations, cars zooming, creatures moving, I couldn't find silence in my head. Staring at an ordinary sidewalk that grew me exhausted from how normal it was. I paced a listless pace, in total daze of the abundance of copied sound: move fast times slow why won't you hold am i important you're sure important to me Modest from the recognition, trying to figure out the appropriate response to smiling; hello Alternatives: If I smile and nod, he could stop and pause, probably turn around, want to know my name. If I smile and nod, he could move along, probably just courtesies, never know his name. Tired of all the repetitive noise: Move slow Times fast Why won't You last Am I important Are you Important To me Questioning the result that be encountered from the: Hello; Smiling How should I perceive so actions could follow through; Do I want her presence, I don't know why I looked, a smile she had it booked. It took me a moment, that I just had to stare, the hopes I'm not sure I'll declare. Is it just my intuition, is there something that I'm missing. My walking's starting to ease in speed, I'll lose what could be found, what might I need. Staring at an ordinary sidewalk that grew me exhausted from how normal it was. I paced a listless pace, in total daze of the abundance of copied sound: move fast times slow why won't you bold i'm important you're sure important to me Something about recognition, modesty and prohibitions; ruin a perception twice. Two people could of broke the ice. Maybe to afraid to fumble, but even misheard words spell mumble; A salutation or full discussion, two hands could've been touching Shake hold Play touch Feel same way Each other Grab cup Pull caress massage All day Like lovers Hello Smiling
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