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— PLATE LXV —

over the warmth your could muster with a whisper. And yet it glazed the palm of my hands and the sole

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— PLATE LXVI —

of my feet, the injuries appear so anyway. And I might rethink the plot, rearrange the players, find them

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— PLATE LXVII —

elsewhere altogether. Doing such so that I could keep it all, though never really having it. That was my

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— PLATE LXVIII —

manner. That drew my lane. Maintaining you near in a silence not for the ears. Curling the edges of my

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— PLATE LXIX —

lips at times most unthinkable and fainting along the sheer strides you undertook, resisting an abyss so

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— PLATE LXX —

shallow I had tasked with winding into wells. So you would rest on the good word I provided and never

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— PLATE LXXI —

wander your glance out from the straight ahead, believing the courage overtaking the danger. You might

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— PLATE LXXII —

then beam in my absence a light less bright and save your coals for when it was then our time to share the

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— PLATE LXXIII —

reserves - together. Owing to this game of pretend it would be the touch that might join together our

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— PLATE LXXIV —

bond. So I spoke at length, saying little more than this, at all times speaking in thoughtful and

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— PLATE LXXV —

meaningful manners on the success you engendered. Loosely putting together the patches required to

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— PLATE LXXVI —

arrange the fabrication, to allow it to cover you fully, hiding the shade from how you shone. It meant

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— PLATE LXXVII —

affording periods of drought that I could assign to the sheer effort required for your pace, blaming these

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— PLATE LXXVIII —

eras clouded over to a sign that you had found passion elsewhere and simply gazing in a direction, that it

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— PLATE LXXIX —

was your charity that distracted you from the true wonder. I did so knowing how punchy your return

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— PLATE LXXX —

could sound, how much that alone would then sustain us. You could carry, it seemed, my frailty with