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Obscure Wisdom

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Obscure Wisdom

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The only instance of your

Poor judgement

Would be to mistrust it

Mistrust the superior wisdom of your body

Beautiful and pure

Obscure but sure

Manhatten will take you

but let it be in a while

Manhatten will take you

but let it be in a while.

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