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Dreaming of the World Court

"They're selling postcards of the hanging" Bob Dylan Frolicking in the Hague festooned as if some monarch's golden jubilee not a room left empty in all the land queues for miles to get a ringside seat at what is billed as The Trial of Man as W, Dick, and Rummy sit chained to the bionic calves of barstools while Condo Lisa bears witness atop a piano ferreted throughout the conurbation breadlines and circuitous routes recalling the Nicaraguan case low on the radar of short-term the disunited states of disarray vetoes its own trial's outcome and it is business as usual
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