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Manganese

The thousandth thrust beneath Lake Baikal of The Trident The gods' mouthful bristling iron is spat ashore Leviathan's bones glint and crackle Man is one celled Apocalypse yet to divide His name in Manganese splinters under the paths of the mastodon
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mike-arms
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Dec 9, 2011
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