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There are flies on your eyeballs You're no longer there And they dance in the strands of your wavering hair Mr. Raccoon, you've a faraway stare Your countenance tells You're finally at  peace Now a home for the others The flies and the fleas A small leak from inside And the forest throng listens The smile grows wide Your ventral fur glistens To beetle and mite A bountiful feast A sickening sight As you bow to the East **** to the sunset You've no need for art Now you dance the minuet In the forever heart
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 10:01 PM UTC
Ode to Rocky
There are flies on your eyeballs You're no longer there And they dance in the strands of your wavering hair Mr. Raccoon, you've a faraway stare Your countenance tells You're finally at  peace Now a home for the others The flies and the fleas A small leak from inside And the forest throng listens The smile grows wide Your ventral fur glistens To beetle and mite A bountiful feast A sickening sight As you bow to the East **** to the sunset You've no need for art Now you dance the minuet In the forever heart
Brotherjimmy
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 10:01 PM UTC
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