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The table it’s cold, it’s hard, it’s my final resting place. My long neck lies stiff, like a fallen tree on the driest day in the African savannah. Your knife pierces my skin and glides down my neck, that once grazed the highest leaves and towered over lions. Go ahead cut me open I give you my, permission. Cut me open, I’ll share my history, show you my ancestry, tell you how I lived, how I feed my young, how I mated, how I fought for them, how I died.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 5:55 PM UTC
Autopsy
The table it’s cold, it’s hard, it’s my final resting place. My long neck lies stiff, like a fallen tree on the driest day in the African savannah. Your knife pierces my skin and glides down my neck, that once grazed the highest leaves and towered over lions. Go ahead cut me open I give you my, permission. Cut me open, I’ll share my history, show you my ancestry, tell you how I lived, how I feed my young, how I mated, how I fought for them, how I died.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 5:55 PM UTC
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