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I tried to be a witch tonight, followed the the moon's seductive rays. How frightened was I-- the terror! To see such light, not in day. She howled like a wolverine, coming up from the mountain. She hushed away the good, the angel, and there was space for dark to prey. These times, I see, the feminist inferno-- She sings, "I feel the blame." When men on Earth shun out her sorrow She clings, and prays, and calls my name.
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Aug 18, 2017
Aug 18, 2017 at 1:27 PM UTC
I tried to be a witch tonight
I tried to be a witch tonight, followed the the moon's seductive rays. How frightened was I-- the terror! To see such light, not in day. She howled like a wolverine, coming up from the mountain. She hushed away the good, the angel, and there was space for dark to prey. These times, I see, the feminist inferno-- She sings, "I feel the blame." When men on Earth shun out her sorrow She clings, and prays, and calls my name.
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Aug 18, 2017
Aug 18, 2017 at 1:27 PM UTC
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