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The Stories of ON AND ON AND ON

confusion

stories upon stories

afraid of electricity

abstract bodies

your arms

structure

lions tigers and bears

mysterious visitors

the maelstrom

sing your song

worth the wait

lost our friends

children from the future

the story of my life

truth or lie

boring

dots

but in the end

not wanting to sit

blood snaked

heart face

park bench

our fort

man in hat

sailor moon

strawberry shortcake

cheese

fish

good times

spelling

encounters on the train

je t'adore

you don't me

lost

the worst meal ever

pattern

what happened at school today

lovebot

draw a blank

mutant rabbits

opening the right doors

not atoms

kidney infection

city scape

zombies looking for flowers

what's it for

have a nice life

the apocalypse

wanting to be in flight

following through

stealing from coats

magenta auras

stories shmories

traffic lights

monopoly

evolution

a girls bathroom

goldfish

too pretty

no good

rings of life

paris

finding fossils

derek

a ghost

meeting a family

gorgeous man

mushroom

beast

it's art

i wish i was dead

strangers

musicians of the galaxy

endings

nothing but blue

this is a flower

nom nom

a song

we climbed

teddy

love or live

art

waiting for the right subway

out of gas

18 years

up the mountain

my boyfriend and i haven't had s

drunk friends

the dream you had last night

braids

old family photos

the monster

recycle

non issues

caution tape

sonic

tree of life

crustaceans

blurry

the talk

circles

rocking out

buck tooth

dragon in bellwoods

anita

napkins

playing a game

cell division

perfect cup

awkward family

and then

One thought on “The Stories of ON AND ON AND ON”

Nicole Gibney says:

November 3, 2014 at 3:53 pm

Very cool. :)

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