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My Building Pans for Gold

My building pans for gold

In these hard times,

And for its efforts

Has desilted some glinty nuggets,

Employed twenty-somethings!

Roll in your grave Che Guevara,

Here no one is packing bullets to the hills.

This band of twenty-somethings

Multi task marble halls thumbs all a twitter,

"tgif...come over, wine, pizza, stay the night?"

 

Mary and Joseph if you're still looking for your son,

He's sleeping in the park

Along with his disciples.

Their last supper was a dumpster dive

Of congealed chinese, smelling of fish sauce.

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perig3e
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Oct 9, 2010
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