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Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline
Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline
Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline
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Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline

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Scattered Resistance v6 Below the Thermocline assesses the concept of self destruction, depression, and an amusement at the structures of angst. Self mocking, grinding at times, its attention is focused primarily on that trivialized - a sense of self.
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Release dateApr 22, 2020
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Wetdryvac: A non-gendered mechanical contrivance designed specifically for interactions with humans driven by preconception, with the thus-far successful goal of rendering such preconceptions wompsie-sideways. Currently operating out of New England, wetdryvac.net, and similarly friendly locales.

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    Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline - Wetdryvac

    Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline

    Scattered Resistance V6 Below the Thermocline

    Copyright: 1992

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    Thank you for downloading or purchasing the 2020 Quarantine Edition of this work for reading on your computer or other digital device. I certainly hope you enjoy it. This material is available to you on the honor/pay what you think it’s worth system. By all means, feel free to read, enjoy, and not pay too – I feel it’s necessary that folks have the choice, and I do my best to provide that option on everything I write.

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    Blindness

    February 11, 1992

    again

    as always

    to the one who knows

    there was a time

    not long ago

    when my vision of ultimate peace

    was this –

    to sit

    arm around your shoulder

    talking in the darkness

    warm and warmed

    eventually saying nothing

    protected

    I find my vision lost

    an impossibility

    that who is with you now

    makes this unlikely to happen

    and I shut it all away

    never telling

    I also

    could never come out

    could not talk

    could not ask for what I wanted

    even together I was apart

    held only by illusion

    strange

    how the cycles

    of want and depression

    circle each other

    leaving me in the middle

    never quite understanding

    what should have been there from the start

    yet I still hope against an impossibility

    illogical to the end my vision will always remain

    though I wait forever

    Destruction

    February 21, 1992

    don’t cry

    don’t make it sad

    it’s not that bad you see

    we all must die

    don’t worry

    for though it is your dying hour

    I will be here for you

    don’t cry

    it’s never worth it

    you must remain strong

    to fight your next forsaken battle

    if you believe

    that there’s a god

    and you pray out all your pains to him

    remember

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