Curious Hungarian Synthesia

Larissa Dooley
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Mother’s Pianos

Whispering at night, I think I hear my mother’s voice: did I turn off the stove? No not this but did you plant the tulips over my grave? No, not this, not this—my ...

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He was bending her over a table then he had to write something down about airplanes. Her own compliant demesne was full of leopards, partly accounting for their ...

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They say so much sky in her chest addicted her. They claim, with inappropriate laughter, she requested to be put in a bird house, refusing to believe in the quiet. Hers ...

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