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Poetic Rendition of Erik Satie's Popular Impressionist number : "Gymnopedie no.1"

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time pt.2 (feminised)

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~abandoned love letters

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~(this is not a game)

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~(footnote)

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~(the villain)

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~(ecstasy)

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~(change of tides)

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~(sacrifice)

[prokopetz]

The thing about bizarre coincidences in fiction is that you have nearly unlimited latitude for them at the start of the plot, because this is called establishing the premise; however, if your plot requires a continuous sequence of bizarre coincidences in order to to stay on track, this is called a comedy of errors, and if the story you’re writing is not in fact a comedy, you have a problem.

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coincidences in writing

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~(guilty celebrations)

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(excerpt from one of my poems)

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(excerpt from one of my poems)

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(excerpt from one of my poems)

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(excerpt from one of my poems)

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(excerpt from one of my poems)