Lamplit
presently behold
most Joyous a procession
of Curious Things.
most Joyous a procession
of Curious Things.
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Procrastination
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Posted March 10th, 2010 by RiverCocytusIt seems that procrastination drives late bedtimes, which tire us out if we must rise early, and give rise to weariness and a desire to let our mind wander freely, and then our senses, and I think this is a way of 'having a carnal mind'.