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child's rendition

the one little bee bit me.

 

pit me up

 

against my me.

 

 

 

tea. for three. now serves only me.

 

for thee, has been a destroyer to my kind handles and controls

 

 

 

you drank coors.

 

i smiled as a child .

 

 

 

 

for reasons coldy draw that in my childish state I saw

 

that star that told me such a nursery rhyme

 

and said that if i should give it time,

 

some will would have me find

 

that stories make life chime

 

 

and

together in ******** cohesion

with knotted roots of profusion

and exstactic empathofusion moving.

 

and

 

the story was you. with your coors.

 

twinkle said the star and I hungered and sang through all time

to hear such another nursery rhyme

only to get the buckled pang

 

from my empty state of mind.

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