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From: ME
Reply-To: MAILER.DAEMON@MAILERDAEMON.COM
Subject: Human error
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>and me.

 >But

>Is this love?
>Is this love that I'm feeling?
>THIS IS LOVE, THIS IS LOVE THAT I'M FEELING.

>
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Hi. This is the send program at MAILER-DAEMON.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. Maybe this is something you should learn for next time, the next time you reach out and touch someone because after all, Hell is repetition.

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Re: Human error. =20>

I still think of that time we got lost after sundown. We left the grid and the bright lights together... It got so dark, It's like we were blind. We were completely ecstatic. We couldn't see and we didn't care. However, I've tried to understand how we got here but the inoperative word is: "we." 

What sort of anarchitecture is this? What kind of cartography skills are needed to navigate away from this if the only instinctive markings that I have are backwards?

>A retrograde algorithm!

>Baby, I was never really good with maps, and so maybe that is how we got here.
[ERROR]

>There.

>>Do you still reach for me in your sleep? Is this reaching you, and do you care?
>>And I miss you so much.
>>And I'm sorry [COPY]
>>And I'm sorry [COPY]
>>And I'm sorry [COPY]
>>And I'm sorry [COPY]
>>And I should know better.
>>But...to be clear: we never found a logic to this and maybe this rhythm just doesn't work snapped to grid.

>LET'S BE SERIOUS!

>Tunnels and walls.

>>0's and 1's.

>You and Me.

>You just keep me hangin' on.

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Hi. This is the send program at MAILER-DAEMON.
Again, I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a PERMANENT ERROR; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. Do not reply to this message because I am going this way now. Maybe this is something you should learn for next time, the next time you reach out and touch someone, because after all, Hell is repetition and maybe you just don't fucking get it.

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