You cannot see out and they cannot see in. Until the sliver of light is sliced, favoring the inner's escape. The inner feebling in fear to view the what apart from the why. Those outside want in, at least to know what's there. And then? Binge viewing silence from either side.
She was unconsciously beautiful. Most people thought she was from Boston or possibly New York, but she hailed from a micro-village in the West. Her mind shimmered with elegant intelligence who considered herself no different from anybody else. When cousins visited, her speech descended into common folk inflections. It is possible she could not tell how naturally she adapted to a past decidedly unlike her present tense. She had the capacity to sit and chat about pale things for hours, as she had grown up accommodating others' ways. Her beauty seemed out of place in that tiny burg she spoke about. She declared her home town factual; friends went along with the story. She seemed able to keep up with or outpace the geniuses she met. And geniuses wanted other geniuses to know her. She was a scenic thinker's thinker. She trailed no one, and she did so colorfully.
Given living in the garden, I cannot explain you, and yet here you are. Is there a clinic or an adage that would help me mine elastic settled matter? I prompt, you prompt, she pre-empts mercy from the cowlick nudging lintel versus challenge cup. Prescience conks me on the head. I Warsaw through. I shield my net with ivy. Promise me a body of knowledge you'll deliver uncontested while on call.
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