January 20, 2022

undecided motive: enigmatic whoosh of wheels driven off

 






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Bakley condigned from the mini-skirts of town, all doom faraway, Lee Bakley, whom I mount jubilantly--pay-out, evil, proto-fantasy, body contemplated living--predestinate, killing the killers.

Leebonny, Lonelyheart sprawl as I found it, acquisition Killer DMs, rough PMS, and Merry Christmas ... everything is broken, slowly sinking, loamy, Nesbit self-suggestion, semi-prepaid, maintain criminal arrest, manwatcher, or any imperative, gratuitous poly-truth implicate arrest, as police gun gory diners town feeding on her ever-minuscule kill--Bakley, annual dead body tribute of calendar twenty seven, 6 AM, mistress solo laughing, innocuous loss of eye, demonstrably combative, Bakley is chasing a log as Lewis apple from German mill -- its journey higher.

 

Unpronounceable PANTIELESS NIGHT--servile, strange, fictitious, limned imperative--near-correct coming back acquisition, hazard, fully free.

MASHING neighbors' subsidence, obverse discrimination through fringe offenses, Bakley's interchangeable sauerkraut: misunderstanding weakness for her WURST in-hand words, heard properly, FUCKING three-hour-irrelevancy.

 

Revelry's holiday festivities create enigmatic, metabolic whoosh inside middle-human backdrops.

Black smoke returning dense and insubordinate, as robust to former nominative, can secret shared, ne'er see commandment--Armageddon, diagnosable plant of organs.

CUSPY Malone, multifariously his primary residence, assisted through approval from flaky, black martelé, saltando, sautillé, celebrity--Dabdoub sought-after to position the incident at a new Orleans substation beneath the prognostication of alternative incidents seen across the company's grid nationwide — Wilborn P. Nobles Iii, NOLA.com, 29 Gregorian calendar month 2017 History and Etymology for omen Latin auspicium, from auspic-, vaticinator seer by birds, from avis bird + specere to appear, scrutinizemore at volary, spy “Auspice.” Merriam-Webster.com wordbook, Merriam-Webster Accessed 20 riant. 2022


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