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1970
This does nothing for me anymore and Ebert was right.
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1983
GAY USA and FORBIDDEN LETTERS are beloved but skip this.
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1983
GAY USA and FORBIDDEN LETTERS are beloved but skip this.
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letterboxd.zoneani.me/9413/list/suffer-little-children-kids-little-ones-harmed/
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2017
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I can live with the sky falling out from above
I can live with your scorn, your sourness, your smug
I can live with growing alone if push comes to shove
But I can't live without my mother's love
I can live flying around at an impossible pace
I can live with the bad etiquette that's fallen on this place
I can live with anything you got to throw in my face
But I can't live without my mother's embrace
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1968
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I can swim the length of the public pool underwater. I like to swim right along the bottom with my eyes open, and sometimes I find things—a barrette, some change, a ring, a gold chain, some plastic spacemen, a comb, nothing too extraordinary. But this one day I was swimming along and I spotted a pearl, and then another and so on until I had both hands full of pearls, real pearls. When I surfaced I heard this darkly tanned,…
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2017
Liked 3
I can live with the sky falling out from above
I can live with your scorn, your sourness, your smug
I can live with growing alone if push comes to shove
But I can't live without my mother's love
I can live flying around at an impossible pace
I can live with the bad etiquette that's fallen on this place
I can live with anything you got to throw in my face
But I can't live without my mother's embrace
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1968
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I can swim the length of the public pool underwater. I like to swim right along the bottom with my eyes open, and sometimes I find things—a barrette, some change, a ring, a gold chain, some plastic spacemen, a comb, nothing too extraordinary. But this one day I was swimming along and I spotted a pearl, and then another and so on until I had both hands full of pearls, real pearls. When I surfaced I heard this darkly tanned,…
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