You roll me out flat

D.h. Lawrence
You roll me out flat
You roll me out flat
You roll me out flat
You roll me out flat
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The first time you roll me out, it's like rolling a piece of paper into a tube. The second time, it's like rolling a tube into a ball. The third time, it’s like rolling up a ball and putting it in the freezer. And after that, you may as well quit while you’re ahead because there’s no way I will ever be the same again.

Source: Lady Chatterleys Lover

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