she thought to have invented what she thought she knew, and ever since, the mantra she deformed would equal her decision to continue would abate the voicings
she thought to have invented better voices might have made them gentler than she was in her past and present, constant life, although she had a story, and the story was an inclination she thought to have invented an inverted space would rectify her distance from it, as within the leitmotif were parrots very dutiful who said what she said they should say she thought to have invented an admission of another's guilt that she projected quite apart from her own self she kept in a compartment quite unlike the other little openings she thought to have invented sizing to accommodate a larger than conceivable true self would answer a mere modicum of need, for there was not a way to satisfy her need for adulation she thought to have invented robots who would grieve her getaway might address protracted needs to be adored even in death, only she felt beneath it all alone, and she would always be just so sheila e. murphy
