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But should I keep my rightness to myself, 
abandon all my other hands,
my left hand, she's my right hand man, 
she couldn't live without me and
I couldn't love without her, so
should I command and leave her to abide,
then what is left would surely not be right.

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Rac7hel I caught myself calling my left hand "you" when I was talking to myself, and I thought it was interesting that the right side of my body (and thus, the left side of my brain) feels more closely connected to the concept of "I" than the other side. Anyway, just a short musing on that.

Or two.

Or three.
updated Jan 6 '11 by Rac7hel

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