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The Optimism Balloon
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Haunted Hands
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Jubilee
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Kill The Kites
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My Dream Tower
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Trickster
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RainRun
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SunScrawl
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Jeffrey McLarnon
Inspired by drinking too much tea, sweets, compassionate people, and photocopies of old maps, (although geographically
inaccurate) spread all over my floor. In these maps, I have found a prophetic narrative for these sinister times.
I now watch many around me, with defenses down, allow their demons to plant flowers in their gardens, with their holy hands.
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