I played there because it was centrally located and one could pick up a lot of eavesdropping that way besides it had those bottomless mahogany cabinets for hiding monstrosities. So it was from the yellow shroud of a cocoon, somebody called my name a sound brown and smooth as river pebbles from the slippery monolithic Cumberland and I called to myself with my eyes in a voice like rasping bowels a sound like black peach pits dried brittle in the sun to release the tree inside not even soft as a raisin, knowing I was never pink to pop into birth like a parachute not I not through that steaming acid blood circus like a loaf of bread face down to die having never been birthed like a stone.
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