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The Economy Of ReckoningSolitary domain of office Archaically has torturous progression. By dreamlike pecuniary- in formation- A transnational covenant is recorded: confidential, recapitulated, taken andThe Economy Of Reckoning
Imparted.
For municipal isolation this knowledge is rarely accessible By contrast information is used, establishment is frequently restricted; Accessible only to an elite,
(commonly autocrats)
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Taxing realization is the need to comply
With instruction.
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gen.e.e.is comingsComplex symbiotic ostentation;gen.e.e.is comings
words symbiotic phrases claiming-
or distinction in merit unjustified.
Genius stem
(a need to impress the expense of clarity)
Examples of genius applies
Subject or object?
—in short—
(that has become commonplace)
It's a trap?
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BabelOK allow me to modify that which comes from BabelBabel
More to form the words; the clay of the poem (Like a poem a small number But I hardly really modify)
However, this one tests me at times
only to cut out those which are incomplete.
Or the foolish pinks, are other flowers’ colours different?
One
Two
Three
This sugar refinery; the clown from which
Colour of an interrogative air reds that they call the sand
Man = me
Expensive velvets
Blue: I do not know,
I would have, because it is a small n
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The Unusual ArtAnything I did not believe is.The Unusual Art
If you invest the sentence-
Willfully limitless-
String to enter one kind of line. Translation to serve and to change
The language: counter, plural, number
Time is difficult to understand until the final outcome
And justly obliterates
No longer is the word word and then… chops the line.
It is May
Accept it; you do not even need primitively To add the punctuation
To state You nearly do not have the need to write
The basic art; you.
To be able to
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Good poetry!!!
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You look at the world and see man's success
I look at the world and see failure
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