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Oh Betsy

Oh Betsy Did you let out a single solitary moo? In the assembly line of death that is your life Did that moo echo out into the barn yard? where the grazing cattle raised their heads as the moo penetrated deep into their soul Offering them brief realizations four fences constitute their lives destined to fall to an unknown reaper They lower their heads again content with grazing as moos begin to fall on deaf ears
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clive
Brazilian
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Sep 18, 2013
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