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Zen Cowboy Poet & Freelance Philosopher

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Neil Meili

WHAT ADAM AND EVE ALMOST LEARNED

Relationships, String Too Short To Save / April 5, 2017 / by neil_2015_wordpress@neilmeili.com

WHAT ADAM AND EVE ALMOST LEARNED

Distracted by the first sweet taste of naked
they never got to the core

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