Halayudha (Hindi: हलायुध) was a 10th century Indian mathematician who wrote the Mṛtasañjīvanī, a commentary on Pingala's Chandah-shastra, containing a clear description of Pascal's triangle (called meru-prastaara).
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eyelids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eyelids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
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I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
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I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
Eyes lit
I want short breaths
I found dark eye lids
Nice breasts
Like the summer into rough hands
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On short breaths
From dark lids
Firm nice breasts
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She sees red at night. No one knows.
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If she chooses girls, If she chooses guys,
Does she profit to fill her lungs?
I want to hold her breath.
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[?]Moving
Machines keep our insides moving
Keep our lips wet
Keep us talking
Keep our eyes lit
[?] breath through the skin
Make us perfect
What thing moves?