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Scar
Why does it affect and comfort me that little scar where, years ago, you cut your lip shaving when half drunk and in a hurry to play drums in public. We step now to rhythms we don't own or understand, and, with blind, dog-like diligence, we hunt for scars in tender places.
Why does it affect and comfort me that little scar where, years ago, you cut your lip shaving when half drunk and in a hurry to play drums in public.
We step now to rhythms we don't own or understand, and, with blind, dog-like diligence, we hunt for scars in tender places.
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