The largest space / Lawrence Upton

Voice 1: Oral tradition is difficult to explain -

Voice 2: As love song of creation -

Voice 3: Because it is generally written?

Voice 1: Because it takes the largest space.

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Voice 2: A metaphor in the song of creation starts with a woman.

Voice 4: It is a form.

Voice 2: Of a woman? or as the skull?

Voice 4: It derives from the heads of young men.

Voice 1: Substitution of the word.

Voice 2: But women could see it is slightly poisonous, an aspect of God, integrated with the examination of the word, rendered by a word, like a worm in the belly.

Voice 1: Without seed.

Voice 4: Components occur together, can be interpreted as dead, which is better.

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Voice 3: Blind, bringing the occurrence of the sign being characterised, having touched its counterpart in the sign.

Voice 1: The sign looks similar.

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Voice 4: Meaning means to obtain -

Voice 1: Replacing the wheel -

Voice 2: One meaning of natural desire -

Voice 1: Of the men -

Voice 4: That is people -

Voice 2: A certain sign of prohibition.

Voice 1: Meaning is difficult.

Voice 4: The literal meaning of the earth that does not fit the examination of its particles. There is no pictographic equivalence.

Voice 2: Writing would be explained as meaning.

Voice 4: Referring to initiation of this version.

Voice 1: The male seed alone.

Voice 4: It takes the largest space.

Voice 1: Which we obtain.

Voice 3: Can be interpreted as victory.

Voice 2: As substitute.