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Flaccid Castle

The gods all shout and sing

And don't push the wine aside

Won't you call the sea?

An orca is lost

Disturbed by the big feast

And mulched in the bed

Your doctor will not say

And his spirits can not talk

So you must die alone.

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May 5, 2010
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