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Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / Thriller | | English term or phrase: ...billow out behind me as thoughts zip through my head. | | I rip open my long-sleeved shirt and let it billow out... |
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3 hrs confidence:   ...atrás de mim, um vagalhão, como pensamentos presos na minha cabeça.
Explanation:
...atrás de mim, um vagalhão, como pensamentos presos na minha cabeça.
Rasguei minha camisa de mangas longas e deixei-o ondear para fora ...
Pensando em ondas no mar, ou brisa marítima, estando boiando nas ondas ou na praia.
Example sentence(s):- ...atrás de mim, um vagalhão, como pensamentos presos na minha cabeça.
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