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For Kaufman

Abomunist poetry in order to be completely understood should be eaten… -except on fast days, slow days, and mornings of executions. Abomunist Goldilocks eats the 3 bears. But the porridge gets her in the end. It is just right. Abomunists read pictures Downside skewed to their children. Abomunists sing south by southeast, but fly Southwest through time. Abomunists adore a vacuum so they fill it with Abomunable gifts like chicken seeds and rose guts, and the vacuum fills. Abomunists abhor a vacuum. That vacuum said rude things about your mother. Abomunists have no mothers and hang around streetcorners shaking the lights until they go out. Abomunists are obliged to change the bulbs once they die and continue shaking. Abomunists encourage police brutality and are cheeky motherless bastards. Abomunists go hand in mouth. Abomunists go go go go go. Always go. Abomunists vote to abolish red lights. Abomunists ride hydrogen bombs to work. Abomunists go to bullet heaven. Abomunists slay the dragon only on Tuesday, but chase him through the Opium den. Abomunists lick cold poles. And pull their tongue out sometimes. Abomunists cry to Billboard revelations in Coca-Cola and lingerie. Abomunists listen to the bottom 40 hits. And drink the middle classics. Abomunists drain their cups and never ask for more. They just take it. Abomunists scream hoarse and horse and pony and the rattlesnake guttural hissing serpentine buzzing bees. You wouldn’t understand. Abomunists elect their drones and the queen eats all the honey. Abomunists run from office and hold sway from cardboard towers. Abomunists are bad architects and they fall from grace - so to speak.
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