And then, there were nøne.
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Last published Thu, Apr 24, 2025
Times stands still, time stands still, there's a metaphor at hand, a metaphoric blast
which only few will understand, under skin, under clothes, underneath we are all the same, because when you remove the tricky treats...
Only skeleton bones remain.
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