Last Laugh by Bob Bires
My dream: I sleep through your funeral, then stand, eulogy in hand, as the last car pulls away from the […]
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My dream: I sleep through your funeral, then stand, eulogy in hand, as the last car pulls away from the […]
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What water touches becomes clean. Touched water becomes impure, it is purest between heaven and earth. There is no pure
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