déjà-visitè
I got the feeling of DÉJÀ-VISITÈ while in my dream, I was in Brooklyn, New York and knew my way around. I've never been there before
déjà-visitè by Martha Harkins November 3, 2021
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déjà visité
The sudden, intense realization that this is not your first time visiting the space that your physical body is currently occupying: You have been in this place before.
As I picked up my matches and
was closing the door
I had one of those flashes:
I'd been there before--
been there before, déjà visité.
was closing the door
I had one of those flashes:
I'd been there before--
been there before, déjà visité.
déjà visité by LittleDeadBear March 21, 2020
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déjà visité • Deja • deja poo • Deja Moo • deja vous • Déjà hoe • Deja who • deja booze • Deja Food • Déjà Dick
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