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RE: cabriolet Come away to the lowland of hunter green wood where fairy's understand the essence of good. se-0-0	Hic et nunc do not seek to run and find but stay and create what should be ours to share and protect against the odds for all in like and kind w-0-1	RE: Hic et nunc Can we allow a change to being unprotected and all our habits rearrange to stay presently connected? w-0-2	RE: abracabra a self fulfilling prophecy and so not worth its own time for those of us who say "merry meet" I reject here in rhyme for where there is life there is hope, you see? e-0-3	abracabra forget the ancient ways and find a harsher future lies in wait for cynical mankind sw-0-4
	cabriolet take any means to leave this place but do so with a smiling face as travel leads to joy of finding wondrous lands of gentle grace se-1-1		RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: abracabra Let's harken back to earlier days when commonfolk knew the magic ways, spirits were honored with gifts of mead, amid whispered words of the fairy's creed. sw-1-3	RE: abracabra The ancient ways oft relied on intuition which some foolish folk saw as ways of the magician. n-1-4
RE: cabriolet change is always rather chancy, yet it rather suits my fancy. ne-2-0	cabriolet going elsewhere on a whim on a flight for a swim i think i really would prefer a quiet moonlit spin with her w-2-1	RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: abracabra Abracadabra, it's a con I close my eyes You can't see me I'm gone 2-2-1977	RE: magic smile sprinkle with a little twinkle In the eye, catch it if you can elusive, intrusive: part of the plan bring to hard hearts a sparkle s-2-3	RE: RE: abracabra Still rituals ensued, enchanting witches' brew, The healing plants spoke the truth, enhancing the mood, Emotions complicating communion to community In the eNd serving only to separate the "I" from "U" n-2-4
RE: RE: cabriolet in a spin with him the moon is imploring to act on that whim doomed by ignoring so pack and go swim for life is exploring! n-3-0	chupacabra saying so won't make it true like wishing for a magic lamp while beasts of strange description run through thunder and lightning into my camp ne-3-1		magic smile what's that above your chin? is that a grin melted from a smile that just has been? nw-3-3
RE: RE: RE: cabriolet who me? ignoring? who him? imploring? And at this moment when I'm just unpacking, again. n-4-0			RE: magic smile pirates and gypsies and mystery's mayhem in parties of plenty the hours past a smile's spell again be cast but only for the rarest gem n-4-3

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