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DECATHLON (et al)

Sad, mooning morning

Lost beasts and time

Disgust for machine lust overwhelming

It's not that I don't love you

That you don't love me enough

To sinfully and wantonly **** me

After all it's my birthday

Cause I'm old and you've lost interest

in being the man I loved

That's why our children tricked you

into writing and sending your confession

 

Stand up and take a bow

we learned your lessons well

who to trust, how to trust, and when

Turned us kids into your spies,

your lies, your alibis

to get us to create the software to do it

So you could **** your mystic **** genie

please know our kindness as hatred

All access passes to dumb *********

This memeallscene is a gallery crawl,

a gallow's walk of perps,

who should have known better

 

Just a thanks for clogging

the artists' ether with kiddy ****

much love for Kate Torn

we used your magick

to put us back together

Your address is on the ticket,

the reddress that you bought her.

Tap lightly, tap lively not,

the tuoche of Jack Frost is upon you.

 

All the best and much kindness.

Perfection is a trick of the mind.

 

This poem will change and tighten

the ties that bind us together

From the women and men of Bandahache.

for the women who sign away the right

to tell their stories

I hear you Anita Hill

But we've been stalked and stifled long enough

Yes, that's what prayer can do

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