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 First "A rush, a gasp, as your breath is stolen"Second "'Men love sluts,' my best friend's cousin croons,"Third "oh manic panic curly cues, how I miss you"Fourth "You look onto me with the innocence of a baby. " Fifth "..and roots, you must poison the roots."Sixth "..in those sixteen seconds
were his salad days"
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