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Tom and Tim

September 27, 2016 1 Comment

Tom and Tim

By Nur Costa

Tom and Tim are brothers. Tom and Tim share everything. Tom and Tim share a secret and I think I am the only one who knows about it. Tom and Tim apparently got so confused by each other, that they forgot their morals. Tom and Tim started to peel their skins to place it above the other. Tom and Tim couldn’t place their skin above the other because above doesn’t exist anymore if there’s nothing below. Tom and Tim switched bodies and now they don’t know who’s Tom and who’s Tim. That’s why I refer them together as Tom and Tim.

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  1. Bobby Warner says

    September 27, 2016 at 8:35 pm

    Don’t quite know what to make of this. Is it a surreal fantasy? Well written but in need of clarification.

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