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Thin and sober, like evening air, Le Freak brings its benign curiosity To her lips, some Belgian monk At a waffle press; a meteor explodes In the sky. A sent- ient gas hovers Cautiously, then ex- plores the dim Recess of my lungs. Or it glows green, Then vanishes. It’s an aggressive brew. And God bless Amer- ica for its hop. That’s something I haven’t heard in a While. It latches on and holds its breath Like it holds its head. White and Swollen, like you’d expect. It trippels on its laces, and then I Said: “My twos are unshied” and I Meant it. I grabbed the bottle instead Of the glass. Looks like it only takes Me two to get un- shied these days.
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 9:16 AM UTC
Le Freak
Thin and sober, like evening air, Le Freak brings its benign curiosity To her lips, some Belgian monk At a waffle press; a meteor explodes In the sky. A sent- ient gas hovers Cautiously, then ex- plores the dim Recess of my lungs. Or it glows green, Then vanishes. It’s an aggressive brew. And God bless Amer- ica for its hop. That’s something I haven’t heard in a While. It latches on and holds its breath Like it holds its head. White and Swollen, like you’d expect. It trippels on its laces, and then I Said: “My twos are unshied” and I Meant it. I grabbed the bottle instead Of the glass. Looks like it only takes Me two to get un- shied these days.
This is how I write with an excellent craft beer in my hand.
edwardalan
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 9:16 AM UTC
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