dis·joint (d s-joint )v. To put out of joint; dislocate. |
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A brutally candid account, narrated in the form of disjoint non-chronological yet overpowering personal memories. By providing natural integration with Web, e-mail, and voice telephone technologies, SIP will help industry to converge formerly disjoint applications. As relentlessly as the pea Beneath twelve mattresses that troubled the dreams Of the sleeping princess, the ballasted roadbed Stones her poems; the sharpened scissors of rails Shear away beneath her the sanctuary of home, Pair distance and desire dangerously, divide Her phrases with dashes, disjoint her lines. |
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