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the calm and the storm
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shiny or sharp rocks
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coal or smoke
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this house or this house
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ooh
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Joshua Marcus Providence, Rhode Island
joshua marcus loves cooking with and for friends, all things musical, making art with shapes, and getting out of one's brain. and the ocean. and genuineness.
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