natality: scrabble (letter to: a young ingrid, (i'm)pulsion)

klein-impulsion

attn:

natality?

yin yan
tail tail
tiny lan lit

a y/n ail.

i alt ny
tan anal it
natty
taint, tit
nail tna nitty

aint any latin
lint anti italy

~
NO. NOT IT. STOP. PLI-NATAL, PLS.
~

impulsion?

i/o

i plus us
minus u (plus u)

moi plus nous
moins il ou L (plus lui)

oui oui

sun sin loins (sí)
opium oil nip
spumoni plum sip
spin spin slip

slip
snip snip lips

(i'm)pulsion

i plus iii
minus Y
minus pms-ism
minus simstim ip pin
politY

pulmón-natal
. . sssss . . . .

iou

my soul alit
in tailspin
not simply an

(i'll)usion

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