Vinyl Temporal: Side AI spied you innocently and inconspicuously from across the pavilion which divided my efforts between conversation and a growing curiosity.Vinyl Temporal: Side A
Your figure, adorably petite, as a figure should be, wafted thoughts of bliss into my zealously wandering mind. With the hair of a candle, flitting in a pleasant breeze and lighting my way, you blessed my eye on a lonely summer day. Your lips, adamant curves of Eluard's dreams, parted to discover, with astonishment, the lovely voice which hid behind them. I saw many things of you. . .
Handmaidens gingerly primped you with smiles on their faces, drawn by your fathomless hands ever
TowerThere was a car on the road, prowling in ovals, perusing the night for a meaning. Many did pass it, but none would critique its driver's insidious dreaming. From fingers away, a furrowed observer choked on the scene he was eating. His pupils were cameras left filming a twilight and hopelessness he hoped was fleeting. Only he glanced, while sporting a burden, with eyes that strayed from a tower. The watcher, it seemed, thought it was asserting a dense and unreachable power.Tower
From its lights, we could never escape. It was the candle lighting our way Down the creaking stairway of fate T
Vinyl Temporal: Side BI gawked at you pathetically, attempting to hide my desperation by cornering myself in the pavilion which sliced boredom by frustration.Vinyl Temporal: Side B
You were manifested defenselessly small, as a treasure should be, and those affirmations blew pleasures into one ear as their exhaust rose from the other as if it were a resin encrusted chimney. With the hair of passion scarring meadows and burning my home in the fueling winds, you forsook my peeping eyes on a lonely summer day. Your lips, with the slick delivery of a devious hack opened up in shock to parade your manipulative voice which was caged behind them. I saw many things of you. . . &nbs
The Card PlayerHello. Hi there. It's quite good to have some company. If you have a bit to be entertained, I can deal, and we can play a hand of rummy. Don't be intimidated, or anything, I'm not much of a player. I fancy myself as a bit of a card sharp, but I'm not, really. If you don't like rummy, we can play a round of spades, or castle, or maybe just draw poker. I know many games, and I'll name them if you're interested, but if you aren't, then that's ok. If you don't feel like that would be accommodating, we can just sit here and gab. There aren't many folks who will have a conversation with me. I'm good at beginning and ending them, but I can nevThe Card Player
