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Cerro Aconcagua sat on his Feet Watching his children browse his Bones below Either for Sport or for Samples replete As they enjoyed the Splendour of his Brow And how you hugged the Wind which sprayed your Frost Then took your Role as a Giant-of-Salt This the Rockies felt the best you can boast Though in that Line conscience comes to halt For what they discovered, an Inca wrapped Possibly a Victim of Sacrifice Flesh still worn; Of Fibres long-live sapped For the Sky-God's Hunger he did suffice. The only Wonder as far as I see How Sturdy are you yet Motherly be.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
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Cerro Aconcagua sat on his Feet Watching his children browse his Bones below Either for Sport or for Samples replete As they enjoyed the Splendour of his Brow And how you hugged the Wind which sprayed your Frost Then took your Role as a Giant-of-Salt This the Rockies felt the best you can boast Though in that Line conscience comes to halt For what they discovered, an Inca wrapped Possibly a Victim of Sacrifice Flesh still worn; Of Fibres long-live sapped For the Sky-God's Hunger he did suffice. The only Wonder as far as I see How Sturdy are you yet Motherly be.
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
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