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god is a follower says the data

this peculiar notion transmigrates into a startling potion, one that creates, not slakes human thirst, a consequential first position for those who are in possess of a direct line to gods who hide in the pitch black, perforce one must make discrete deferential inquiries avec une politesse indirecte just in case we are wrong (honest aside: as composition proceeds, ear buds fill me with Music of Transmigration, notably Op. 11, of S. Barber making contradicting souls passing through me tenable and malleable) naturellment, loud radio silence, was I naive to expect otherwise? perhaps god is not the subject of this poem but perhaps the author(!)  who's just  keeping his "hand" in the poem game, spoofing human memes, with a spot of fun even in New Z--l-and-other domiciles after all who has more nominalistic titles, is cursed and blessed, by almost everyone at least once a day, and in a thousand different names with an impishly cruel sense of what this human gig it created. is about tonight I am a composer, tomorrow’s decomposer, or just a funny named follower ah, the answer is in the data
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pitch-black-god-8
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Written by
pitch-black-god-8
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Apr 9, 2018
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My very first poem; yay!

I don't stand on formality,

you can call me #8

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