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Dr. Seuss used to live in my city, Where the trees are triumphant truphaloos. Acid rain falls to make you more witty, and the world shakes with the weight of your dues. "Still, laugh along with everyone," you'll say, And the ground will tremble beneath thy hooves So with that turn to see the palm trees sway, and chuckle when the sky above you moves. Yes, Seuss' friends don't wander in the streets they're far too busy strolling in the woods. The smells of all Balboa take their seats, So now, make the exchange, and drop the goods. I see the world now through a dead man's eyes, so now upon the world a new sun dies.
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Nov 18, 2019
Nov 18, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
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Dr. Seuss used to live in my city, Where the trees are triumphant truphaloos. Acid rain falls to make you more witty, and the world shakes with the weight of your dues. "Still, laugh along with everyone," you'll say, And the ground will tremble beneath thy hooves So with that turn to see the palm trees sway, and chuckle when the sky above you moves. Yes, Seuss' friends don't wander in the streets they're far too busy strolling in the woods. The smells of all Balboa take their seats, So now, make the exchange, and drop the goods. I see the world now through a dead man's eyes, so now upon the world a new sun dies.
Dybbuk
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Nov 18, 2019
Nov 18, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
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