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A complete thought it conveys a complete thought soothing harmonious phrases a melody perfecting a pitch a sequence of notes and a musical structure that grooves and carries from the Book Cochliomyia hominivorax By Cooter Skirts ---------------------------- a line from page 109 reads We used the boxtruck for shelter in the rain. while putting Styrofoam spray into number tin cans, we were tryna make a floating device, anyway I told ex wife the story of me becoming engaged. "I knew my wife loved me the day I came home early and no one was there. She does crafts and on the table was " I love You" stringed together. She used the pigfeet bones from the BBQ and some string she tied dandiloins inbetween the bones I asked her to marry me that evening" She played fiddle with the band and I played accordain Her ex husband was a cattle herder and he always had a need to talk o her. I got tired of this She said she'd marry me and I told him that the latenight gossip had to stop: I laughed at his lonelinees and made no bones about what I meant!
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