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I’m what they call a, “Functional.” I still shave And later scratch the burn atop My, “apple.” I’m what they call a, “Functional.” I wake up. I go to work. I hate copy-machine jams. And I hate my boss. I’m what they call a, “Functional.” In China, poets often drink. I drink, Therefore I’m in China. I’m what they call a, “Functional.” Which doesn’t excuse, It creates my, “excuse,” At the least, to wander. And I’m what they call a, “Functional.” If I weren’t, I’d never sleep; I’d never live, never dream, And’d never know you.
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Aug 2, 2015
Aug 2, 2015 at 10:44 AM UTC
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I’m what they call a, “Functional.” I still shave And later scratch the burn atop My, “apple.” I’m what they call a, “Functional.” I wake up. I go to work. I hate copy-machine jams. And I hate my boss. I’m what they call a, “Functional.” In China, poets often drink. I drink, Therefore I’m in China. I’m what they call a, “Functional.” Which doesn’t excuse, It creates my, “excuse,” At the least, to wander. And I’m what they call a, “Functional.” If I weren’t, I’d never sleep; I’d never live, never dream, And’d never know you.
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Aug 2, 2015
Aug 2, 2015 at 10:44 AM UTC
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