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I Asked Myself a Rhetorical Question

I Asked Myself A Rhetorical Question... Asper daily expounding fostering inchoate manifesting mod er writ writing quality, solitary scrimmage tackling undertaking, yielding whir ring, sputtering, kickstarting, and buzz-feeding at competitive, communal crowed did metaphorical trough, where household named author's top New York Times best seller tier, overshadowing under rated genre bending, breakout aspiring, story board qualifying, opportunistic newbie man use script artful dodgers mere dust collecting drafts, anticipating to stir infectious interest incumbent - at mercy, tripwire activating quint essential key, which anchors print ting projected uncertain popularity first edition, awakening, guiding, nosing asymptote analogy steering reader toward nascent scribe, where paper back writer wannabe, toils away incorporating subtle (hook, line and sinker) techniques, (albeit apropos literary ploys, a true test tum ment, viz sophisticated gambits to massage late tint prestidigitation abra ca dab rah, sine non qua cogent see kant, and tangent triggers modest mien fortified, exemplified, and downplayed akin to unassuming Clark Kent in his cape ably nonchalant transformation into superman, and/or more pointedly, some original heft leant to set apart striking poignant implement exhibited by aspiring writer daily revising, albeit gal or gent his/her uniquely obscure trademark, but eventually keen agent assays non-boastful writing style im prim mature print, sans unassuming swiftly tailored harried style seduces seek curing sincere overnight reverent, well deserved kudos comically marveling at thee most im portent salient strengths, per hops hue moored opulent quality instigates affinity toward nascent, bar riddle be, bill leading, bud ding scrivener, not necessary alluding to a hypothetical outlier thus, any similarity between the above statement and a living person perchance named Matthew Scott Harris purely coincidental.

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